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Park working bee: Sunday 27 November, 10 am to midday

Friends of South Surrey Park Inc invite you to help spread mulch on an area to be planted next year. Meet: near the existing plantation below Delta Street Bring: Family, friends and other willing workers Old newspapers to lay underneath the woodchips and wheel barrows, pitchforks and shovels to spread the chips Wear: sensible work clothes, including sturdy footwear, gloves and a sunhat, and bring a raincoat in case of forecast rain Stay afterwards for free, drinks, bickies and a chat Please note: The Committee of Friends of South Surrey Park (Registration Number A 0032389N) advises volunteers that you attend park activities at your own risk

Community planting - Sunday 30 October, 10 am to 1 pm

Friends of South Surrey Park Inc and Boroondara City Council Note first day of daylight saving – don’t be late!!! Meet near the new creekside plantation near Riversdale Road Bring family, friends and other willing workers Wear sensible work clothes, including sturdy footwear, gloves and a sunhat, and bring a raincoat in case of forecast rain Stay afterwards for free barbecue, drinks, and a chat Please note the Committee of Friends of South Surrey Park (Registration Number A 0032389N) advises volunteers that you attend park activities at your own risk.

South Surrey Park News October 2005

Author: Philip Crohn On the last Sunday in September, seven volunteers, including two Scouts, enjoyed a warm breezy morning to plant about 50 daisies in the existing Delta Street plantation, plus spread more mulch to extend the area to be planted next year. Over the following few Wednesdays we did a lot more planting below the Union Road embankment, along the creek and below Delta Street, as well as the usual weeding and litter collecting. This Sunday 30 October we’ll return to the creek near Riversdale Road, near the area recently planted by Melbourne Water contractors, for a City Council community planting followed by a free barbecue. Meet there at 10 am, wearing sensible work clothes including sunhat, sturdy footwear and gloves, but bring a raincoat in case of forecast rain. Stay afterwards for your free lunch and a chat. Next Wednesday 2 November we’ll return to Sunday’s creekside plantation, 9 November to Delta Street then 16 November to near Union Road. Until further notice as...

Lorikeets sighted flying towards the park

I saw two lorikeets today flying over Durham Rd, heading towards South Surrey Park