On Sunday we were at Aberlady Bay, East Lothian to help the LNR warden in removing some unwanted foliage. Unfortunately our bus broke down before we left. Our guest writer today is tools supervisor, Ed Lewis.
“There once was a group of young folk
Who went to the sea to envoke
The fire by the sea
with mattocks and tea
and just two went in for a soak.
…..
The heroes were in for some trouble
With punctures caused by the rubble
With a mighty to do
The many turned few
And beat a hasty retreat on the double
….
The chariot faced no repair
Stout heart repelled the despair
As the sun did dim
With buckets of vim
New paths our heroes did dare
….
Like gravity back to the pub
To gargle booze and some grub
Though the hour was late
We did not debate
That Dirty Weekenders is the best society known to mankind…….
NB: This poem was largely inspired by the charge of the light brigade and muffins.”
Here are some photos from the day, taken by Cal. Full gallery here.
