Picture Gallery
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One of our new chicks just recently hatched
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The diversity of flowers in the garden help to keep it healthy
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One of our huge pumpkins in the polytunnels, grown by Ranger Sam and the learners
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Firewood in our store, to buy fire wood from us please give us a call
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A Bumble Bee visits a Rhododendron flower
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This Hornet was found by one of our learners
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A Speckled Wood Butterfly as identified by Alex Morrell
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A Shaggy Ink-Cap
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Young Shaggy Ink-Cap
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This is ink from a Shaggy Ink-Cap
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Serving and Ex-servicemen who joined us for remembrance day 2009
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Crosses placed during our remembrance day ceremony 2009
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A Rememberance Day 09 picture taken by Craig Garner-Jones
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A Smooth Newt
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“Man Test” day at the wood
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Archery is a popular choice on our weekly project days
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Rangers and learners compete in the recent “Man Test” event
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The Roy Blake memorial
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A mushroom found growing on top of our totem pole
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Ranger John captures winter in the wood
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Bufo Bufo (The Common Toad) found at Pike Pond
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Ranger Nigel demonstrates his expert archery skills
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A stand made for the Lincolnshire Show 2010
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The final piece of the puzzle, the new mosaic
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Mixing cobb
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Aaron helps with cooking
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Our Community Hall is available to host events, conferences and meetings
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Ranger Kevin cooking up a storm in the kitchen with his E2Es
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Ranger Vicky hosts Lincoln City Football Club
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Apples from our garden
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Organic Potatoes from our garden
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Tomatoes grown in our permaculture garden
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A campfire keeps everyone warm during a recent Duke of Edinburgh Expedition practice
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Inside the earth walled round building
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Ranger Rob fixing shingles to the roof of the Eco Community Hall
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Working on the new building
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The reciprocal roof on our new building
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Oscar the Peacock
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A map of Hill Holt Wood (click to enlarge)
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Some of the hard working team on the day the rammed earth walls were created
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In January His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales came to visit Hill Holt Wood
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The roof is carefully placed on the new build
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Amanita muscaria, commonly known as the fly agaric or fly Amanita
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There are many pieces of art around the wood
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Welcome to Hill Holt Wood! Just follow the road to find us!
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An example of Hill Holt Wood’s natural serenity.
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A tired Darter Dragonfly catches his breath before flitting off
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An Oak Bur Bowl made onsite, you can buy the things we make, please call for details
