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It is with much disappointment that we have to cancel the hut build celebration this weekend and rearrange for another date. Today Dalkeith Police contacted Three Hares to inform us that Midlothian Council had been in touch with them, reporting … Continue reading →

  We have begun the hut build!  The first day (Monday 30th July, 2018) consisted of much draw knife action debarking the larch poles.  The scent and the colour of the bark were wonderful!  Ash mallets were also created.  A … Continue reading →

The Hut build is happening!  Here is the schedule for the Hut build at Three Hares. If you can make it along for even one day it would be most appreciated! you can either drop in, or email Mark and … Continue reading →

Super volunteer Theresa will be on the land this Friday 15th June from 1pm and next Wednesday 20th June, from 2pm, taking care of our newly planted trees.  We have planted over 1400 trees at Three Hares since taking over … Continue reading →

Midlothian Council have granted us planning permission to build our woodland hut, and work begins this July! Mark Vrionides will be running the first stage of the build as a Roundwood Framing Course. Come and learn how to construct the … Continue reading →

A fantastic snow filled Easter Sunday spent down on the land for our Happy Easter Egg Roll Off!!! Searching for Beautifully painted Egg ‘Stones” along the river and taking part in some traditional Egg rolling, a fine way to celebrate … Continue reading →

THIS Sunday…sorry, think we said 1st March before when we meant 1st April!!  Bring yer eggs to roll!!  Bring a picky-nicky.  Yes!!  Weather forecast says light cloud and breezy,  no probs, we can picnic around a fire!  12 noon, aye.

Join in at Three Hares on Sunday 1st April, 12 noon,  for some egg rolling fun! Bring a boiled egg to roll, there will be paints so you can decorate it. Bring a picnic! A friendly request, if you bring … Continue reading →

Tomorrow, Sunday 25th March 2018, we will be tackling a wee bit of gorse clearance to make way for a path that will lead down to the proposed shelter that we hope to build this summer.  We will meet at … Continue reading →