it's a beautiful day yeah as we speak we're in july it's coming to the end of july and we're we're in this sort of little mini heat wave again we find ourselves in a little bit of shade and we are about to climb what looks like some new work which presumably mark you and your team have created tell us more

yes where are we well we're actually in cone which is in East Lancashire and we're all part of the Burnley and Pendle Ramblers path maintenance team.

We work under the auspices of Pendle Borough Council under their countryside access officer called Tom and we meet every Wednesday.

There's a total of five of us.

We all can't do every week so we rotate or when we're available when we're not on holiday And essentially what we do, we go out every Wednesday, we fix things, we repair things, we mate things, all trying to make the countryside more accessible, make it easier.

So, for example, when you've walked along a path and you've come to a stile and the stile's been wobbly or broken, and you've reported it to your local highway authority in Pendle on a Wednesday, we'll go out and we'll fix it.

Myself, Mark, Colin, Adam and Simon.

That's a good point, because we were talking earlier, Mark, literally hidden dangers.