Monday, November 30, 2009

Five a Side Football



On saturday 28th Nov.
We entered a team in Rosyth District's Five a Side Football Compertition.
There were 4 units taken part.
We had a round robin contest and won all our games.
This meant that we had made the final which was against our old Rivals the 13th,

But this year we managed to defeat them to claim the honour for a year!!!!.

Click the link below for full story!!!.

Full Results

Friday, November 27, 2009

Ready Steady Cook




















Three teams from Rosyth District; 13th Rosyth, 46th Cowdenbeath and 48th Dalgety Bay gathered on Wednesday 25th November 2009 to take part in a Ready Steady Cook event.

To start with the teams had to decide on a team name and we had the not so original "Orange Oranges", "Beetroot Beetroots" and the "Red Grapes".

It was then down to business and with 45 minutes on the clock, the teams had to serve a two course meal using ingredients purchased with no more than £7.50.

The "Orange Oranges" worked on a pasta dish with a tomato, pepper and courgette sauce followed by pancakes with chocolate and strawberries while the "Red Grapes" made Spaghetti Bolognese with a not so subtle hint of garlic and individual truffles and the "Beetroot Beetroots" went to town with Bacon and Cheese Fritters, Spinach and Mashed Potato followed by a Lemon Cheesecake.

The effort was superb and all three teams did so well but there had to be a winner and that was...

Jointly between 46th/ Red Grapes and 48th/ Beetroot Beetroots.
Congratulations.

Monday, November 23, 2009

Conservation Day


3 Members from the unit met up with the Conservation group at Mossmorren to do some work around the plant

As it was we were once again very lucky,
as contrary to the forecast,the weather remained dry until after lunch so we were able to achieve many tasks listed for the day.

Everyone worked together to achieve the following:
Approx 600 trees/hedging plants were planted and TLC was carried out to
existing trees and hedges.
A fungi area was created to enhance the existing fungi habitat and encourage
more fungi to grow.

More construction was carried out at the compost area to complete the
compost storage facility
Dead vegetation was cleared around the pond area and dead trees were removed
and replaced with healthy young trees
A hedgehog box was relocated and frog boxes and insect boxes were installed
around the pond area
A pile of compost was moved by wheelbarrow to the new compost area
Volunteers were provided with lunch courtesy of Exxon Mobil and what a lunch
it was! Delicious soup, a large selection of sandwiches, crisps and
amazingly scrumptious double chocolate chip muffins!

After a hearty lunch volunteers waddled back to the work areas and finished
off the above tasks just as the heavy rain started to fall. Everyone
departed from the site knowing that they had done a little bit to improve the area.