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Over 150 varieties of Roses across the grounds of Daws Hall as well as activities for families including free drop in pond dipping for both kids and adults (weather pending!)
Entry by donation
Free to Friends of Daws Hall
No booking required
Activities for children
Hot and cold drinks
Homemade cakes
Sorry we can't allow dogs on site
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