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  Marie-Claire Kidd February 8, 2010 at 4:49pm

  ps, if anyone needs directions please call me on 07886 633328
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  Marie-Claire Kidd February 8, 2010 at 4:48pm

  Hi All,
  An invitation! We're looking for a final push to get the last vulnerable trees in at
  the MASTT (Marsden and Slaithwaite Tranisiton Towns) community orchard in
  Rocher, Slaithwaite, this Saturday, February 13 between 9.30am and 3pm.
  It's an opportunity for networking, learning, fresh air and exercise.
  The final 18 fruit trees will be planted. Lots of hard work has been done to create a station for each tree.
  Trees are to be delivered on Friday, so can you give your help and some
  Valentines TLC to give them a good start in life?
  Please wear warm clothes,waterproofs, strong footwear and bring
  something to drink + a spade if possible.
  See you there
  mcx
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  Charlie Brook February 2, 2010 at 5:39pm

  Sorry for the late notice, but I'm not going to make it tonight. I'll be there next week though.
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  John Preston January 23, 2010 at 7:09pm

  Are you back to weekly? Cannot do 26th as my partner is away and the two children need to be put to bed. Will the next one be 2nd February? can do 9th. Can tell you where our mentoring project has got to.
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  Marie-Claire Kidd January 20, 2010 at 3:48pm

  Hi all,
  Wishing you luck in getting the plot productive this year.
  Just wanted to let you know, I'm part of the MASTT growing group, which the Huddders oooby group may wish to join, especially when it has produce to sell to the Green Valley Grocer.
  There is a relevant film and and opportunity to meet the group on Monday Jan 25th at 7 in Marsden, for more detaials see the MASTT website at:
  www.mastt.org.uk/node/439
  And here is some more info about the film and another upcoming event, cut and pasted from a MASTT email:
  * We have high hopes for our events and projects in 2010, the year will be kick
  started with 'A Farm for the Future', an inspiring documentary from Rebecca
  Hoskings, screening at Marsden Mechanics Hall on Monday 25th January. This
  documentary focuses on how existing methods of farming cannot be carried forward
  in to the future due to the methods relying heavily on oil. This is event is
  FREE and will start at 7pm sharp, after the screening we will move to The New
  Inn to discuss the documentary over a couple of drinks.
  
  * The second event of 2010 will be 'Seedy Sunday', a seed swap for existing
  growers but a fantastic opportunity for those interested in starting to grow
  their own to come along and find out where to start. Experienced growers will be
  on hand to offer advice over a cup of tea. Bring your seeds to swap, take what
  you need and have a great time. Sunday 28th February 2010, further details to
  follow.
  If you need more on any of this please get in touch with me or contact MASTT through the website.
  luv,
  mcx
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  Jake McMahon January 20, 2010 at 1:23am

  Good stuff Pete,planning to get onions and leeks started off on warm windowsills this week.Back on the land at the weekend to do some work,hopefully weather will be kind.
  All the best mate
  Jake
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  Pete Russell January 19, 2010 at 11:36pm

  Ahh. The snow has melted and the oooobsters are coming out of hibernation. Have a great meeting guys. Wish I could be there with you all. I hope to back in the UK around July.
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  Jake McMahon January 19, 2010 at 11:16pm

  Next meeting in Deighton WMC on the 26th January,hoping for a good attendance.
  
  Cheers Jake
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  John Preston January 18, 2010 at 8:13pm

  Hi folks. I was at the first meeting at the Media Centre, can't make tomorrow easily, when is the next one. I'm assuming these are the regular meets at Deighton club?
  
  John
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  Jake McMahon January 18, 2010 at 8:02pm

  Yes Charlie see you tomorrow night.