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Dave Bromwich
PostPosted: Wed Apr 08, 2009 1:28 pm 
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Message from North Lincs Highways and Planning Dept

Just to let you know the new bridge to the bird hide at North Killingholme pits is now complete and the surfacing of the road will be finished today so access will be available from tomorrow, 9th April (in time for easter weekend). Apologies for the inconvenience caused by the roadworks.
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Dean Eades
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John T Goy
PostPosted: Wed Apr 08, 2009 9:30 pm 
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As I cannot reply to the other part of this tale because Andy has locked it, I'll do so here.

I also appreciate what Dave does believe it or not, I did say on the other thread that I wasn't blaming him.

I'll nip over to the pits some time soooooooooooooon lol

Thanks for the news.

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Graham Catley
PostPosted: Tue Apr 21, 2009 10:48 pm 
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road still not finished 20.4 and nowhere to park a car but a very nice bridge --
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Roger Hebb
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Ive never been there,so how did you get sharped tailed you know what then years ago??,if nowhere to park,??and who is Dave bromwitch??is he warden or on the planning commitee.?this site is good for locking things max,just when the truth will out-hey presto,locked out,cant we have a lock in i say it to my landlord all the time!!!
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Stuart Britton
PostPosted: Wed Apr 22, 2009 11:59 am 
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Roger, just to enlighten you, Dave Bromwich is the Assistant Director (Reserves) of the Lincolnshire Wildlife Trust and is responsible for all the Trust Reserves including Messingham Sand Quarry. Thought you ought to know in case you bump into hime there.
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John T Goy
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Thanks Graham,

Could have had another wasted trip.

Could someone let the forum know when the work is well and truly complete!

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Patrick Bell
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Called at Killingholme briefly on Monday, 4th May. Not much about; 1 curlew, 2 lapwings and a few B
T godwits, but the road is finished. I parked at the top of the road, just room for 1 car!
Cheers, Patrick.
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