At the recent meeting of NRCC Murd asked Stephen Fuller how things were
progressing with the issue of the large puddle at the bottom of the Firhall steps bridge. At the March meeting Murd had asked if anything could be done to fill in the very incovenient puddle (picture right). Stephen Fuller had been to see the puddle and took up the issue on Murd's behalf. Nothing had been done however and the problem seemed to be that an official was not answering Stephen's e-mails. Gone are the days when somebody could be dispatched to sort a wee problem like that the next morning?
Murd is also campaigning for something to be done about what he considers to be two dangerous trees close to the riverside footpath on the Househill side of the River as you approach the Firhall Bridge.
Leave the trees alone.
ReplyDeleteNever mind that.. The real controversy is over a new fence at the harbour!!!
ReplyDeleteJUST THINK! GET THE RAMP IN PLACE! HEY HO! NEW WATERSLIDE! YOU COULD ALWAYS USE YOUR '10'SIGN TO SHOW THE DEPTH AT THE DEEP END ! SORTED,NEW NAIRN ATTRACTION!!!!!
ReplyDeleteWe'll deal with the Firhall puddle, head over to face book if you are into fences :-)
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someone stole my gate last night,,,i didn't say anything,,,incase they took a fence,(offence)
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If ALL the dangerous trees around the river were to be "dealt with" there would be little left.These are Elder Alders not Elder Odders. Its oor river too.
ReplyDeleteLeave the trees alone.
ReplyDeleteThat seams to be the opinion of the H.C. but Being Anonymous we want know?.
One thing is for sure Its some one who dose care a bout others safety .
THE trees are dead one has already tried to fall but is only being held up by the branches of another tree!
We need many trees from Jubilee to Firhall. Rowan, Birch and some Beech would really revive a very tired and dead looking riverside.
ReplyDeleteHas anyone else got ideas for a replanting programme I would definitely give my time to help. Do KNB think that could be achieved.?
Ann have sent that message to Murd
ReplyDelete3.40pm.there have been some lovely trees,in the said area,including a rare bronze barked beech tree,(the stump is still visible) all cut down for no obvious reason over the last few years,
ReplyDeleteThink the one you mean was badly diseased anon. Time to plant a few more though, around the riverside and all over Nairn
ReplyDeleteWell folks here you have the true mystery of what the tree was holding.Enjoy!!!You tube video Rescue WILD BEE COLONY Nairn April 2016
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