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Daily Archives: 31 January, 2011

A new oak forest

Sylva FoundationBy Gabriel Hemery31 January, 20113 Comments

One hundred guests, including children from our partner primary schools, returned to the site where the OneOak tree was felled one year ago to celebrate and to plant a new oak forest.

A commemorative garden bench

Sylva FoundationBy Gabriel Hemery31 January, 20111 Comment

Rodas Irving’s beautiful commemorative garden bench has been completed. Rodas hand-carved some lettering on the bench for his client. Read more about Rodas Irving’s work in the OneOak project Visit Rodas Irving’s blog  

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