Seedlings group in Invergordon take delivery of a delightful duo for community garden project that has transformed waste ground in Easter Ross town
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AN Easter Ross community group took an unusual delivery this week – a mother bear with her cub.
Volunteers with the Seedlings Community Garden Project in Invergordon have transformed an area of wasteland into a pleasant public space.
A group of residents in the Fraser Road, Macdonald Road, Rosskeen Drive and Mains Avenue area of the town got the project started last year.
They are set to add a wooden carving made by Iain Chalmers of Chainsaw Creations.
He has made a mother bear with cub which is now ready to be installed.
The group said: "It's unbelievable the talent Iain has. Once we have the materials to secure it, it will be placed in the garden."
It was paid for through a Beinn Tharsuinn wind farm grant.
The group also plans planting trees and flowers.
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