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KIds' activities at the Forest Centre
Friday 29th October 2010 10am — 12.45pm Fun, facts and craft. 3 Sessions: 10am, 11am and Noon - 30 children per session. All materials provided. £2 per child. When booking please specify names and ages of children, name of adult attending and contact phone number in case there are any changes. Ring 01234 767037 or email info@marstonvale.org for more details or to book your place. (picture thanks to Michelle Dunne) |
Pea Sticks and bean poles sold out We have had huge demand for our hazel bean poles and peas sticks this year and have about run out. Many gardeners are clearly aware of their high quality and the benefits of buying locally. If you are thinking about next year, and we know gardeners are a forward-thinking breed, please do let us know. We are happy to take orders for sticks now for collection next spring. There's always a strong demand in spring so it's worth getting in early. More information and prices |
| Admiral's return Our Red Poll bull, Admiral's first calf was born in March and all of our calves were born in April and May. Too early to tell yet, but his offspring are looking pretty good so far. All the cattle except four young heifers are now together in our old meadows, enjoying the variety of grazing and secluded shady bits. . |
Wonderful Willow at Fantastic Farmers' Markets We take a stall at Woburn Farmers' Market, on the third Sunday of each month. We will next be there on 19 September 2010, 10am - 2pm. more information If you would like to order something in advance, please let us know. At farmers' markets we currently sell only our willow and hazel products but are happy to discuss and take orders for any other aspect of our business. |
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Wassledine blog - all stuff is there![]() I've started a blog, mainly because I like writing and it's somewhere to put things and because it's cheaper than vanity publishing. There's always alot going on around the farm and we're treating it as a bit of a diary. Inevitably there will be meandering pieces about the joys of flowers and trees and I suspect, given their current numbers, some ravings on the subject of rabbits and other unconnected topics. Those of you who already blog will know that a blog offers the world at large the chance to comment on content, which if it happens, will be interesting. Also because visitor numbers can be easily monitored, if it turns out nobody visits, I'll turn it off. Anyway, if you have a moment, click here and let me know what you think |
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