For some reason I cannot add a comment, so this is a reply to the last comment:

Look at Google maps and you can clearly see where the water runs in the park. There is a greener patch from northwest to southeast and from north along the eastern fence. After heavy rain, as we have just experienced, there are no dry places in the park. However, it is not as muddy as it used to be. But - according to some of the regular park goers – the south-western corner was wetter than usual. They blame it on the mulch on the outside.

We have had several meetings about the dog enclosure and about where to put the gate.

http://underwoodcamelotpark.blogspot.com.au/p/camelot-park-meetings.html

The previous location in the south-eastern corner was the wettest place in the whole park, and right outside there was water over the walking track for a week after heavy rain. Thus, the council agreed to put a drain from the dog park under the walking track to the ditch and moved the gate to its current location. I don’t think there is a dryer location anywhere along the fence in the large dog enclosure.

Kind regards,

MF

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Nordic Ancestry Genealogy - Slægtsforskning paa Nordiske Aner

Slægtsforskning paa Nordiske Aner

Nordiske Aner

kun adgang for efterkommere af Bennetzen fra Gram Bøstrup, Bødstrup og Rytter fra Sall Sogn Egedorf fra Hesselager paa Fyn, Egedgaard fra Langeland Ring-Andersen fra Thurø Drachmann fra Bremen Eriksen fra Jetsmark og Aabybro i Nordjylland Fenger fra Stralssund i Forpommern, Fenger fra Fredericia Jessen fra Jernved Sogn Galskyt og Stampe fra Klarupgaard i Fleskum Herred Gradman fra Stenberga, Jönköpings Len, Sverige Hoppe fra Tyskland, Danmark og Sverige Kallesøe fra Tørring Sogn ved Lemvig Kruse fra Gylling Sogn i Hads Herred, Aarhus Amt Rosenbeck, Rosenbæk fra Grønnebæk i Jels Sogn Stoltze fra Luckow i Mecklenburg Thagaard fra Humlum ved Nissum Breding Thestrup fra Nedergaard i Testrup Sogn Thisted fra Viborg egnen, Unnerup fra Randers Zeuthen fra Søften i Vester Lisbjerg Herred Baggesen, Hørby, Kjærulf og Rosenmeier, Rosenmeyer Wendelbo Slægten Pedersen fra Svennum og Jerslev

Forskning i Italienske Pioner Familier i det nordlige Queensland

kun adgang for efterkommere af Basilio Dalla Vecchia og  Lucia Cacitti Giobatta Moro og  Filomena Datora Gordon Stewart og  Teresa Endres Charles Steve og  Mary Jane Wyatt

Slægtsforskning i Thaggard familien fra Fiji kun for efterkommere af Peter Heibroch Thagaard

 

 

Its that time

... when we need to keep extra eyes on our canines and felines.  With the warmer weather coming, ticks and fleas are on the march.  Make sure to keep the grass low, especially if you live in a bushy area.  Most importantly, check your dog or cat daily (they just love the attention!) and you will have piece of mind.  Ticks and fleas can happen to any dog or cat.

One of the favourite pooches of the park, Sandy had a tick and spent a night at the vet's surgery ... Luckily, she is recovering comfortably at home.  A big WOOF-out to Sandy from all your dog friends from the park and they hope to see you back soon!

Tick information:  Click here
Flea information:  Click here