It was about 8 degrees Celsius with a chilly north-easterly wind, but 7 hardy orchard group members enjoyed a walk around Bradwell looking at spring-time gardens.
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One of the fields near the orchard was bright yellow with dandelions, a great source of nectar for our bees, we just hope it gets warm enough for them to make use of it.
Many thanks to Anna and Rod for their hospitality part way round!