On a dry and
frosty February morning I joined Doug and Gareth to tidy up the wolf before
spring and the hordes of visitors arrive. All the upward sprouting shoots of growth,
looking as though someone had startled the wolf, were pliable enough to weave
back into the structure. Shaggy bristles
around the jaws were lopped off.
Worryingly
there are quite a few strands of dead wood, particularly on the end of the
tail. Do we need to call in the expert? To help Beryl, the willow sculptor from
Llanidloes, decide what needs doing we made a film clip so she could see the
severity of the problem.
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