Sometimes it great to find something by accident in the undergrowth, refurbish it and put it back up where it belongs 🥰. Crossing gate sign from the 30s

Reseeding at Cheddar Kings Link as soon as main path construction concluded to show that we’re as committed to Conservation as we are Connecting and Community.

Westbury sub Mendip village day, engaging with our communities; promoting the project and benefits. Making a few new friends along the way 🥰

A good example of summer verge management over at Dulcote, with a before and after example. Where if we don’t manage the verges proactively you would lose the path in under a year. Conducted by hand wherever possible 🥰

If you've ever wondered how the National Cycle Network was developed, this presentation tells the story. John Grimshaw is an inspiring human being whose tenacity has delivered thousands of miles of route against the odds. We have much to thank him for. youtu.be/0TNeO8qB-9I

Let's sit back and enjoy the sunset over Cheddar Gorge with this beautiful video by @eeo.gray on TikTok 🌄

Before and after shot of summer vegetation management by local volunteers around Cannard’s Grave Bridge to the benefit of Shepton residents Shepton Mallet Nub News

Lovely to meet the Fisher family in Westbury SM to inaugurate a memorial sign post for two cherish members of the village community. With another amazing product from Arien Signs

Some seeding and landscaping works on the Cheddar Kings Link Project thanks to local volunteers and MP Landscapes 🥰. Watching this space for bridge works over the Yeo this autumn ❤️

DoE community volunteering at Easton under the watchful eye of our Chair doing some essential fence repairs

Big thank you 🥰 to Wells Floral Art Club for your generous donation this week. Where donations big and small are greatly appreciated, helping us to maintain open sections of path and support growing new ones. Where even a £10 membership can make a difference 🫶.

Great work by 🍓 line volunteers erecting a balustrade alongside the new Kings Link path at Cheddar 🥰

Great video of work by 🍓 line volunteers erecting a balustrade alongside the new Kings Link path at Cheddar.

Great work by our local volunteers clearing giant hogweed at Churchill Batch Lane which is harmful to horses and nearly livestock. Where we are ensuring safe access to equestrians as well as helping neighbouring landowners 🥰

New signs up in Cheddar ahead of opening the Kings Academy Link at the end of the year. Where you will be able to route uninterrupted from Petruth Paddocks to North of Yatton station 🥰

You can now keep up to date on the 🍓Line via the News section of our website thestrawberryline.org.uk/news . With exclusive access for members.

Great clearance work by Cheddar volunteers on one of our most constrained sections past Bristol Water, where we are lobbying hard to move their fence back by 1m. Which would make a great difference to users. Noting we are openly supportive of Cheddar Res 2

If you ever venture as far as Draycott you can still buy strawberries straight from two of the original farm families that gave the line its name. Warrens and Seagers. Just a short hop from Cheddar Ales and Petruth Paddocks where you can rest and enjoy a local brew