Coundon Wedge - A Living Record

A mobile phone capture of a lovely Robin from down the Wedge today on the footpath leading from Newington Close and then following the path to the Northbrook Pond.

A nice little walk down to the Wedge today on Boxing Day 2025, the Wedge is still a magical place on our doorstep.

A few mobile snapshots from an impromptu walk down to the pond this afternoon.

What - Because Your Life Counts Road Safety charity dinner

When - Saturday 6 December 2024

Where - White Diamond Venue - Foleshill Rd

Why - to help us raise vital funds so that we can continue to offer free education to our target audience

Who - open to all

In addition we are looking for anyone that can offer any raffle prizes to help us out

See the poster for booking details or drop me a DM please

Bird and wildlife from across the Wedge taken this morning, today we visited the pond, and Wedge-Wood.

The Wedge was looking lovely this morning, and on top of that it was fantastic to see some familiar faces, such a great place to chill out.

More pictures from this morning’s walk over the Wedge. It was lovely to bump into quite a number of people we’ve not seen for a while, nice to catch up and lovely to meet some new people and doggies.

All on our doorstep and just a few minutes drive from the city centre.

Nice trip over the fields and greeted by the new bridge that the city parks rangers and The Sherbourne Valley Project have put in place with some volunteers, well done to them all.

Hopefully they’ll put another bridge in at the other end of the fields…

Went over the Wedge this morning and stopped off to have a watch of these little ones…

This morning we took a stroll over the Wedge to take a quick look at how the work was progressing that The Sherbourne Valley Project has been carrying out. Having not ventured over for a couple of weeks it’s interesting to see how the landscape is coming along.

We stopped and chatted to old friends along the way and it reminded us what a great place the Wedge is and how easy it is to ‘escape’ the hustle and bustle of everyday life.

Nice to finally see the fences around the pond fixed; great work by Joe and the City Parks Rangers.

Note the new route of the footpath; in addition nice to see people down there this morning taking part in a Bioblitz organised by The Sherbourne Valley Project.