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Early Spring in Bodnant Gardens – Part 2 – The Dingle and back to the hall

Posted on April 23, 2019 by

So here is Part 2 of the post concerning our visit to the National Trust’s Bodnant Hall Gardens. We will explore the Dingle and then make our way back to the nursery via a route taking us by the hall … Continue reading →

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The Winter Garden at Bodnant Hall

Posted on April 23, 2018 by

We left home for a journey up towards Chester and then West along the North Wales coast after listening to the local weather forecast for our destination. It predicted a heavy snow storm passing through early morning and warnings were … Continue reading →

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