What did you think of last Saturdays Friends of Railway Fields Spring Launch?

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Permalink Reply by Friends of Railway Fields on March 28, 2011 at 20:46

Hi Osbawn,

 

Im glad you came and enjoyed the park. I think your suggestion of a 'meet and greeter' is a great idea. Certainly something we would aim to implement at our next event. Hopefully we will have more help for future events so we can cover more activities and speak to more people. It was our first event so we really welcome any feedback in order to improve! Thank you so much for coming along, we really appreciate your support!

 

Hopefully see you at the next one!

 

Faye

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Permalink Reply by 2cmgu9hs7cyzt on March 28, 2011 at 12:59

I missed this sadly through work. My partner and  have only really discovered this space, despite living only a couple of minutes away! Both her and I loved wandering around, watching wildlife, seeing the frog spawn on the pond grow and when no one's looking have a quick go on the swings! Really liked the photo exhibition by the way.

 

Will definitely be spending more time over there.

 

Do you have a website or a Facebook so we can follow and keep up to date?

 

Rod

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Permalink Reply by Friends of Railway Fields on March 28, 2011 at 20:50

Hi Rob,

 

Hopefully we will see you at a future event! Keep an eye out or join our page! 

 

We now have a website,

www.friendsofrailwayfields.wordpress.com

You can also join us on Project Dirt the hub of all things green

http://www.projectdirt.com/group/friendsofrailwayfields

Or on Facebook...

http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=123396084380813&ref=ts

Thanks Rob!

 

Faye

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Permalink Reply by Glynn Davis on March 29, 2011 at 13:53

Really enjoyed the afternoon. It's such a great space. The homemade biscuits and cakes were also top notch but I'd prefer bog-standard tea to the herbal variety.

Will be back for sure - and will time it with any future events held there.

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Permalink Reply by Friends of Railway Fields on March 29, 2011 at 17:06

Thanks Glynn, its really nice to know you enjoyed yourselves! Just think of all the health benefits of that yummy mint tea! I have attached some of our details below, all of which will post info on our next events!

 

Thanks for coming along!

 

We now have a website,

www.friendsofrailwayfields.wordpress.com

You can also join us on Project Dirt the hub of all things green

http://www.projectdirt.com/group/friendsofrailwayfields

Or on Facebook...

http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=123396084380813&ref=ts

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Permalink Reply by Mary Hogan on April 1, 2011 at 15:57

Hi Faye
It was a lovely event, well planned, with the nature trail a very good idea. Also your mum's hand-massages and lemon drizzle cake were a lovely touch! I don't think there was anything you didn't get quite right. The amount people donated was a good indicator.
Best regards
Mary

PS just read Osbawn's below - actually he's right about that. Especially if people come alone they can feel a bit at a loss.

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Permalink Reply by Friends of Railway Fields on April 4, 2011 at 20:42

Aw thank you Mary, what lovely comments! We hope to have a greater at our next event! 

 

Faye

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