Easter Eggstra on the farm Easter Monday | Friends of Chesworth Farm

Posted by: laurahct | 29/03/2016

Easter Eggstra on the farm Easter Monday

A bit of animal spotting and bird-box counting yielded egg-cellent prizes for all our young participants. Many thanks to them and their families, many of whom enjoyed tea and homemade cakes afterwards, in the Volunteer Centre.

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