Top 10 spring walks in the UK

No hedge-cutting is allowed after 1 March, protecting nests. Wrens dip inside the dense hawthorn to their hidden maternity wards. Our most distinct signs of the arrival of spring are gorse hedgerows – called whines in these parts and soon to burst out with yellow flowers – so thick even a wren can't enter.
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The course content includes the proper use of hand tools, removing unwanted branches and stems on the hedge, cutting and laying the pleachers with an axe and hand saw, how to stake the laid hedge, and how to … Tickets cost between £21 to £29 and can be purchased from cambridgelivetrust.co.uk.
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