North Cornwall NT Events

Events coming up in North Cornwall from the National Trust:

2013

Saturday 25 May –Sunday 2 June

Pottering About at the Old Post Office
Potter around the house and garden to see beautiful pottery on display. Pottery demonstrations and a chance to talk to a potter on certain days. Please call us for more information on 01840 770024

Sunday 26 May

Tuesday 28th May

Thursday 30 May
Marine Discovery Day
Cornwall Wildlife Trust, National Trust and Cornwall Council are joining forces to bring you a marine day you will never forget. Come and celebrate our seas in Polzeath and spend the day rockpooling with marine experts, creating beach sculptures or saving dolphins with marine life rescue experts.
Meet us at Polzeath Beach SW 937 790 PL27 6TA between 11am-3pm
Free of charge, just pop by and meet us!

Tuesday 4th June
Bracken management. Kilkhampton Castle.
The Castle is an important historic site, and the bracken growing on it destroys the archaeology here. We need help to cut back the bracken and rake it out the way to allow the sheep to graze and trample the remaining bracken. Park in Kilkhampton and walk to castles. Meet at gate to East of Castles. (Grid Ref: 245 115)

Saturday 8 June

Ropes on the Rumps
The National Trust is joining forces with Polzeath based Cornish Rock Tors to offer an exciting way to enjoy the spectacular coastline around Pentire Head. Challenge yourself by climbing some of the amazing cliffs under the watchful and helpful eye of the Climbing Instructor and learn more about the local wildlife and conservation work taking place in the area from a National Trust ranger. Minimum age 10+
Lead Mines Car Park SW 941 799. PL27 6QY

10am – 4pm
We recommend wearing loose fitting clothes which allow freedom of movement, a warm layer and a waterproof layer just in case. Sturdy shoes are also recommended as there is a walk to the venue. Also bring a packed lunch and plenty of water.
£60 per person (all equipment and instruction provided)
Booking Essential. Cornish Rock Tors 07791 534884
info@cornishrocktors.com

Saturday 15 & Sunday 16 June
Boscastle balsam pull
Join us for the annual Boscastle Balsam bash.
Want to meet new people? Spend a day out in the fresh air and play a part in the National Trust’s important conversation work? Come along and join National Trust rangers and students from Cornwall College, Newquay and help to clear this invasive plant from the Valency Valley.

10am – 4pm
Meet in the pay and display car park in Boscastle. Grid Reference SX096914 (parking fees apply) PL35 0HD
Appropriate clothing, gloves, drink and lunch.

Tuesday 18 June
Rock to Tintagel National Trust Geology & Wildlife Boat Trip
Organised between the National Trust and Cornish Sea Tours. A 3 hour trip aboard a 9m RIB with local geological legend Jane Anderson. Launching from Rock we will be passing Polzeath, then some of the most impressive sites in the National Trust’s North Cornwall coastal region including the Pentire Headland, Lundy Bay, Port Quin, Tregardock and Tintagel. Jane will be introducing the amazing geological history of the area and Charlotte the wildlife (we are very likely to encounter common dolphins on the return journey).

Meet at Cornish Sea Tours Office, Rock Pontoon, Rock Road,
Rock, Cornwall, PL27 6LD
at either 9am or 1pm
Please bring warm layers, a small snack and binoculars if you have them.
Waterproofs can be provided.
Cost is £40 per adult, £30 per under 14 (subsidised price)
Booking Essential. Cornish Sea Tours 07791 533 569
info@cornishseatours.com

Saturday 22 June
Ecoasteering clear up
The National Trust is joining forces with Polzeath based Cornish Rock Tors to offer the most exciting and challenging form of the favourite family activity, Rock Pooling (Ecoasteering). Leap, swim and scramble your way around some of the amazing intertidal zones under the watchful and helpful eyes of the Coasteering Instructors. Learn about the weird and wonderful creatures that are found lurking in the deepest darkest rock pools and the conservation work taking place to protect them. We will also be doing our bit along the way and incorporating a litter pick to try and improve their home. Minimum age 8+
Meet at Cornish Rock Tors Gazebo, Polzeath Beach, Polzeath, Cornwall PL27 6SS

9.00am – 12:30pm
Wear swimwear and sun cream and bring a large towel (outdoor changing). A thick wetsuit, boots and all safety gear provided.
£35 per person (all equipment provided)
Booking Essential. Cornish Rock Tors 07791 534884
info@cornishrocktors.com

Sunday 23 June
Build a Boardwalk
The boardwalk on the South West Coast Path near Polly Joke is desperately in need of some well earned TLC. Help the NT rangers remove and rebuild this essential walkway and enjoy afternoon tea and cake (provided by us) with sea views galore. Bring wellies if you have them (we can provide otherwise).

Meet: Polly Joke car park, SW 777 599 TR8 5QS

Day starts at 10am and finishes at 4pm unless otherwise stated
Tools, gloves and tuition: all provided by National Trust
Bring: food and drink, footwear and clothing suitable for the weather and task
Cost: Free
Booking: Please call the Rangers on 01208 863821
or email sarahe.stevens@nationaltrust.org.uk

Monday 24 June – Sunday 7 July
Don’t slate the Bal maidens
Old Post Office in Tintagel
Discover more about the women who spent their days working at the slate mines of Cornwall and how mining life has changed over the years. Call 01840 770024 for details

Saturday 6 July
Ragwort Raid at Glebe Cliff, Tintagel.
Join our rangers for a day controlling the spread of common ragwort by pulling up the plants on Glebe Cliff. Don’t worry we’ll leave some of the plants for the 240 species of insects that love it! Afternoon tea and cake provided by us.

Meet: Glebe Cliff car park, by the church SX 050 884 PL34 0DL

Day starts at 10am and finishes at 4pm unless otherwise stated
Tools, gloves and tuition: all provided by National Trust
Bring: food and drink, footwear and clothing suitable for the weather and task
Cost: Free
Booking: Please call the Rangers on 01208 863821
or email sarahe.stevens@nationaltrust.org.uk

Sunday 7th July
Boscastle Duck Race Day

Saturday 13 July
Sun and stars
Join the National Trust rangers and Kernow Astronomers for some stargazing at the stunning cliff-top location of Carnewas
As our nearest star (the Sun) sets slowly into the sea, we may see any sunspots and flares on its surface with a special solar scope.
The Moon will follow close behind. Look for “seas”, mountains and craters through telescopes.
Thousands of stars of various colours and brightness will gradually appear and local astronomers with telescopes will guide you through our amazing Cornish sky
Meet at the Carnewas National Trust car park. Grid reference SW 850 690 PL27 7UW

This event is from 7.30pm (sunset 9.30pm)
Please bring warm clothes
No cost and no need to book

Sunday 14 July
Music in the garden at the Old Post Office
Musician Anthony Rose returns to entertain with songs of folk lore. Call 01840 770024 for details

Summer fun activities at the Old Post Office
11-4pm Wednesdays throughout the school summer holidays.
Creative kid’s activities to keep kids of all ages busy this summer.

Saturday 20 July
Ragwort Raid and ‘Wild Swim’
Join our rangers for a morning controlling the spread of common ragwort by pulling up the plants on West Pentire. Don’t worry we’ll leave some of the plants for the 240 species of insects that love it!  In the afternoon, we’ll head down for a dip at the secluded Polly Joke beach followed by afternoon tea and cake on the sand. Bring your swimming gear and towel. N.B. Swimming is entirely at your own risk.

Meet: Polly Joke car park, SW 777 599 TR8 5QS

Day starts at 10am and finishes at 4pm unless otherwise stated
Tools, gloves and tuition: all provided by National Trust
Bring: food and drink, footwear and clothing suitable for the weather and task
Cost: Free
Booking: Please call the Rangers on 01208 863821
or email sarahe.stevens@nationaltrust.org.uk

Wednesday 25 July
Rag Rugging workshop at the Old Post Office in Tintagel
Join our volunteer group for the day and learn the art of rag rugging. Details on 01840 770024

Sunday 28 July
Ragwort Raid and Wild Flower Wander
Join our rangers for a morning controlling the spread of common ragwort by pulling up the plants on Kelsey Head, near Holywell. Don’t worry we’ll leave some of the plants for the 240 species of insects that love it! Then in the afternoon help us in our annual survey of the local wildflowers on the headland. Hot drinks and biscuits provided. We’ll kit you out with gloves, bin bags and ID books.

Meet: Polly Joke car park, SW 777 599 TR8 5QS

Day starts at 10am and finishes at 4pm unless otherwise stated
Tools, gloves and tuition: all provided by National Trust
Bring: food and drink, footwear and clothing suitable for the weather and task
Cost: Free
Booking: Please call the Rangers on 01208 863821
or email sarahe.stevens@nationaltrust.org.uk

Saturday 3 August TBC

Wednesday 7 August
Where the wild things are…
Join a National Trust ranger in the garden of Tintagel Old Post Office to hunt for bugs. One of your 50 things to do before you’re 11 3/4s!
On between 11am – 4pm
Normal National Trust admission charges apply, but no need to book.

Saturday 10 – Sunday 11 August
Family Wild Camp Weekend
Join the National Trust Rangers for a wild camp out in the woods. Packed full of activities to get you outdoors and closer to nature. Wildlife encounters, bush crafts, den building, natural art, outdoor play and much more. Meals provided and cooked outdoors. All children under 16 must be accompanied by an adult. Note – it is wild camping with no flush toilet facilities.

Meet at the National Trust Office, Stowe Barton, Kilkhampton SS 212 113 EX23 9JW at 2pm Saturday 10 August with a finish time of about 11am Sunday 11 August
Please bring appropriate clothing, tent & camping and sleeping gear adequate for your group. Torches useful
£10 per person payable in advance
Booking is essential – places limited. Call 01208 863046 to book and for full details

Thursday 15 August
Bat Night & BBQ
Join the National Trust’s local rangers for a BBQ and a talk about bats. The evening will end with a short walk to the cliffs to see and hear Greater horseshoe bats emerge from old mine workings. BBQ’s provided for cooking. Bat capes optional! In partnership with the PVMCA.

Meet at Pentireglaze Farm, Polzeath SW 944 798 PL27 6QY.
Park at Lead Mines car park just past the venue SW 941 799
The Bat talk starts at 7.30pm, BBQ from 7pm
Please bring picnic / food to cook on BBQ, warm clothes, rug to sit on. A torch is useful
£4 per person. Under 12’s free
Booking are essential on 01208 863046

Wednesday 21 August
Rag Rugging workshop at the Old Post Office in Tintagel
Join our volunteer group for the day and learn the art of rag rugging. Details on 01840 770024

Sunday 25 August TBC

Wednesday 28 August
Green woodworking day
Join woodsman, Tom Kemp, and learn about how to use wood from native trees in your home. You will learn how to whittle a spoon, spatula or butter knife from trees that grow in the Valency Valley. Event organised by the National Trust. Minimum age 14.

The event is in the Valency Valley, Boscastle PL35 0HD. Grid Reference SX096914
Parking available in the pay and display car park in Boscastle. Grid Reference SX096914 (parking fees apply). PL35 0HD
on from 11am – 3pm
Wear outdoor clothing suitable to current weather conditions
Cost is £20 including lunch and refreshments
Booking is essential (numbers limited) on 01208 863046

Thursday 29 August
Bat Night & BBQ
Join the National Trust’s local rangers for a BBQ and a talk about bats. The evening will end with a short walk to the cliffs to see and hear Greater horseshoe bats emerge from old mine workings. BBQ’s provided for cooking. Bat capes optional! In partnership with the PVMCA.

Meet at Pentireglaze Farm, Polzeath SW 944 798 PL27 6QY.
Park at Lead Mines car park just past the venue SW 941 799
The Bat talk starts at 7.30pm, BBQ from 7pm
Please bring picnic / food to cook on BBQ, warm clothes, rug to sit on. A torch is useful
£4 per person. Under 12’s free
Booking are essential on 01208 863046

Monday 2 – Sunday 8 September
Cornish tea treats at the Old Post Office
See our Victorian bread oven being fired, learn the technique and history of tea treats then smell the finished products. The oven will only be lit on certain days; please call us on 01840 770024 to find out more.

Saturday 7 September
Beach Clean
Head on down to Holywell Bay and help the rangers tidy up this stunning beach. Tea and cake provided.

Meet: Holywell car park, SW 767 587  TR8 5PF

Time: 11am – 2pm
Tools, gloves and tuition: all provided by National Trust
Bring: food and drink, footwear and clothing suitable for the weather and task
Cost: Free
Booking: Please call the Rangers on 01208 863821
or email sarahe.stevens@nationaltrust.org.uk

Sunday 8 September
Try Orienteering at Holywell
Explore the Holywell dunes with Cornwall Orienteering Club and put your map reading skills to the test. An all age adventure, suitable for beginners right through to expert explorers, there will be a range of different courses to take on. Walk, jog or run, it’s up to you. We can provide you with advice and maps to try out orienteering in this stunning coastal landscape. All finished off with a BBQ, what could be better?
Meet at Holywell car park, SW 767 587, TR8 5PF
Start the course anytime between 3.00pm and 5.00pm
Dress for the weather and wear suitable footwear for walking around the sand dunes. Bring a compass if you have one though not essential for the easier courses. Bring a picnic/ food to cook on the BBQ.
Adults £7 per orienteering kit, children (under the age of 16) £3 per orienteering kit.
Parking charges apply to non-National Trust members.

Friday 13 September
Rock to Tintagel National Trust Geology & Wildlife Boat Trip
Organised between the National Trust and Cornish Sea Tours. A 3 hour trip aboard a 9m RIB with local geological legend Jane Anderson. Launching from Rock we will be passing Polzeath, then some of the most impressive sites in the National Trust’s North Cornwall coastal region including the Pentire Headland, Lundy Bay, Port Quin, Tregardock and Tintagel. Jane will be introducing the amazing geological history of the area and Charlotte the wildlife (we are very likely to encounter common dolphins on the return journey).

Meet at Cornish Sea Tours Office, Rock Pontoon, Rock Road,
Rock, Cornwall, PL27 6LD
at either 9am or 1pm
Please bring warm layers, a small snack and binoculars if you have them.
Waterproofs can be provided.
Cost is £40 per adult, £30 per under 14 (subsidised price)
Booking Essential. Cornish Sea Tours 07791 533 569
info@cornishseatours.com

Saturday 14 September
Heritage Open Day
For Heritage Open day the Old Post Office is offering free entry to house and garden for all visitors. Further details on 01840 770024

Monday 16 –Sunday 29 September
‘The fabric of life’ at the Old Post Office
Explore the 14th century hall house through the use of costume. Discover how fashion has changed over the centuries and what life and would have been like in different periods of time. Call 01840 770024 for details of this event

Sunday 15 September
Water sports in the harbour
Try a snorkel, paddle a canoe, or row a gig boat. Get a different perspective of Boscastle harbour with guidance from local water sports clubs including: Budehaven Sub Aqua Club, Bude Canoe Club and Boscastle and Crackington Haven Gig Club.
Meet at Boscastle Harbour, PL35 0HD. Grid Reference SX096914
Event is on between 1pm-5pm
Bring your own towel and wetsuit, borrow mask and fins from the club unless you have your own.
Free but a donation would be happily accepted

Saturday 21 and Sunday 22 September
Walk on the Wild Side Part 1 (with overnight camp)
As part of the National Trust celebration of the Great British Walk you can join us for an extended and challenging two day hike on the North Cornwall coast path. The rangers can tell you more about the local area, wildlife and National Trust work on the route. Walk from Morwenstow to Dizzard Point over two days with a wild camp-over at Sandymouth (facilities available). Meals, packed lunches and baggage transfer and transport to and from the start / finish of the walk are included. Full details and itinerary on booking
Start at the National Trust Office, Stowe Barton, Kilkhampton SS 212 113 EX23 9JW at 10am on Saturday 21 September to 4pm on Sunday 22 September
Suitable clothing and walking gear for 2 day hike, day rucksack. Tent and sleeping gear for the overnight camp (transfer by us, so you will only need a day bag for walking). Also, a packed lunch box would be handy.
£35 per person payable in advance
Booking is essential 01208 863046

Sunday 22 September
Marvellous Meadows
To encourage biodiversity in our hay meadows, we cut after the flowers have set seed and then rake off the hay. Come and help rake hay in our meadows at Lundy Bay (near Polzeath) and get a ploughman’s lunch and cup of cider / apple juice for your trouble – all at a very competitive £1.50 per person!

Meet: Lundy Bay car park (on the road to New Polzeath) SW 953 795 PL27 6QZ

Day starts at 10am and finishes at 4pm unless otherwise stated
Tools, gloves and tuition: all provided by National Trust
Bring: any additional food and drink, footwear and clothing suitable for the weather and task
Booking: Please call the Rangers on 01208 863821
or email sarahe.stevens@nationaltrust.org.uk

Friday 27 and Saturday 28 September
Art in the Outdoors Exhibition – ‘The Cruel Sea’
Stowe Barton, Kilkhampton SS 212 113 EX23 9JW
An exhibition exploring the darker side of the sea, with representations from selected UK artists. Set within the historic confines of Stowe Barton, the artists’ work will be available to view and purchase.
Refreshments available

Free entry – donations appreciated
Wear warm clothes
6.30 – 9.30pm

Saturday 5 – Sunday 6 October
Walk on the Wild Side Part 2 (with overnight in hostel)
As part of the National Trust celebration of the Great British Walk you can join us for an extended and challenging two day hike on the North Cornwall coast path. The Rangers can tell you more about the local area, wildlife and National Trust work on the route. Walk from Newquay to Padstow over two days, with overnight accommodation at our fully equipped bunkhouse at Park Head near Bedruthan Steps.
Meals, packed lunches and baggage transfer and transport to and from the start / finish of the walk are included. Full details and itinerary on booking.

Meeting at Beach Head Bunkhouse, Park Head, Pentire Farm, St Eval PL27 7UU SW853707 at 10am on Saturday 5 October to 4pm on Sunday 6 October
Clothing, walking gear and overnight bag for 2 days walking. Day rucsac, camera and binoculars. Pillow and sleeping bag for bunkhouse. Also, a packed lunch box would be handy.
£45 per person payable in advance
Booking is essential on 01208 863046 by 27 September

Saturday 12 October
‘Mouth to Mouth’ 10k run
A multi terrain 10k run from Sandymouth over cliffs, along lanes, through woods and valleys. In association with Bude RATs.
Meet at Sandymouth, Kilkhampton, Bude SS 203100 EX23 9HW
Cost £10 – £14 (includes parking fee)
Bring running kit
11am start
Booking is essential – just 200 spaces – forms from 01208 863046 or via northcornwall@nationaltrust.org.uk

Saturday 12 October
Scrub n Spuds at Lundy Bay
Join us in our annual efforts to clear gorse and blackthorn to promote greater biodiversity in our valuable coastal habitats in Lundy Bay. To reward your efforts we’ll cook up a jacket spud lunch on the bonfire.

Meet: Lundy Bay car park, (on the road to New Polzeath) SW 953 795 PL27 6QZ

Bring: any extra jacket potato fillings you would like (we’ll provide cheese and beans)

Day starts at 10am and finishes at 4pm unless otherwise stated
Tools, gloves and tuition: all provided by National Trust
Bring: food and drink, footwear and clothing suitable for the weather and task
Cost: Free
Booking: Please call the Rangers on 01208 863821
or email sarahe.stevens@nationaltrust.org.uk

Saturday 26 Oct – Sunday 3 Nov
Haunting half term at the Old Post Office
Creepy crafts to entertain the kids over the school half term.
- Fright night for kids on Thurs 31st October
- OPO by night for adults only on Friday 1st November

Sunday 27 October
Reed bed ‘short back and sides’
We need help with our biannual reed bed cut in the Porth Mear valley near Park Head. Cutting the reeds prevents the reed bed from drying out and encourages biodiversity. A great way to spend a Sunday using traditional cutting tools and watching out for kestrels on the valley slopes. We’ll provide afternoon tea and biscuits. Bring wellies if you have them (we can provide otherwise).

Meet: Park Head car park, SW 851 709 PL27 7UU

Day starts at 10am and finishes at 4pm unless otherwise stated
Tools, gloves and tuition: all provided by National Trust
Bring: food and drink, footwear and clothing suitable for the weather and task
Cost: Free
Booking: Please call the Rangers on 01208 863821
or email sarahe.stevens@nationaltrust.org.uk

Friday 1 November
Geology Rocks! Pentire Head
Interpret the coastal landscape from a different perspective – join a local expert to guide us through the geological history of the area. With insights from National Trust rangers on wildlife & history too, this should prove to be a fascinating walk. We will finish with refreshments at NT offices Pentireglaze.
Meeting at National Trust Lead Mines car park SW 941 799, PL27 6QY
11am – 3pm
Suitable walking gear, refreshments, a packed lunch & binoculars if you have them.
Cost £3 per person
Booking essential on 01208 863046

Sunday 3rd November
The Old Post Office
Closes for the 2013 season

Saturday 9 November
Scrub n Spuds
at Pentire Head, nr Polzeath.
Join us in our annual efforts to clear gorse and blackthorn and promote greater biodiversity in our valuable coastal habitats on Pentire Head. To reward your efforts we’ll cook up a jacket spud lunch on the bonfire.
Meet: Lead Mines car park, Pentire SW 942 799  PL27 6QY

Bring: any extra jacket potato fillings you would like (we’ll provide cheese and beans).

Day starts at 10am and finishes at 4pm unless otherwise stated
Tools, gloves and tuition: all provided by National Trust
Bring: food and drink, footwear and clothing suitable for the weather and task
Cost: Free
Booking: Please call the Rangers on 01208 863821
or email sarahe.stevens@nationaltrust.org.uk

Saturday 9 November
Cliffs and Coffee
Hear about the extraordinary cliffs and rocks of the area over a cuppa, then explore the geology and its wildlife on a walk with local experts
Meet at the National Trust café, Boscastle. Grid Reference SX096914 PL35 0HD
Cost is £4 to include tea or coffee – pay on the day
Appropriate clothing
10.30am – 1pm
No need to book

Sunday 24 November
Scrub n Spuds
at Polly Joke
Join us in our annual efforts to clear gorse and blackthorn and promote greater biodiversity in our valuable coastal habitats at Polly Joke. To reward your efforts we’ll cook up a jacket spud lunch on the bonfire.
Meet: Polly Joke car park, SW 777 599 TR8 5QS

Bring: any extra jacket potato fillings you would like (we’ll provide cheese and beans).

Day starts at 10am and finishes at 4pm unless otherwise stated
Tools, gloves and tuition: all provided by National Trust
Bring: food and drink, footwear and clothing suitable for the weather and task
Cost: Free
Booking: Please call the Rangers on 01208 863821
or email sarahe.stevens@nationaltrust.org.uk

Saturday 7 December
Scrub n Spuds
at Epphaven
Join us in our annual efforts to clear gorse and blackthorn and promote greater biodiversity in our valuable coastal habitats in Epphaven, nr Polzeath. To reward your efforts we’ll cook up a jacket spud lunch on the bonfire.

Meet: Lundy Bay car park (on the road to New Polzeath), SW 953 795 PL27 6QZ
Bring: any extra jacket potato fillings you would like (we’ll provide cheese and beans).

Day starts at 10am and finishes at 4pm unless otherwise stated
Tools, gloves and tuition: all provided by National Trust
Bring: food and drink, footwear and clothing suitable for the weather and task
Cost: Free
Booking: Please call the Rangers on 01208 863821
or email sarahe.stevens@nationaltrust.org.uk

Saturday 7 December
Crafty Christmas workshop
Join in a craft workshop to make or weave some traditional (or quirky!) Christmas decorations using natural materials.
National Trust Visitor Centre, Boscastle. Grid Reference SX096914 PL35 0HD
11 – 3pm
Undercover, but bring warm clothing. Garden secateurs are useful.
£5 per person including a drink, mince pies and all tools & craft materials
No need to book

Thursday 19 December
Christmas Beach Clean Up
at Holywell and Crantock
Take a break from Christmas shopping and present wrapping and help us clean up these spectacular beaches for a couple of hours ready for those Christmas time walks.

Meet: 10am at Holywell car park, SW 767 587 TR8 5PF and / or 1pm at Crantock beach car park, SW 789 608 TR8 5SE
Tools, gloves and tuition: all provided by National Trust
Bring: food and drink, footwear and clothing suitable for the weather and task
Cost: Free
Booking: Please call the Rangers on 01208 863821
or email sarahe.stevens@nationaltrust.org.uk

Sunday 22 December
Scrub n Spuds at Pentireglaze Haven
Join us in our annual efforts to clear gorse and blackthorn and promote greater biodiversity in our valuable coastal habitats at Pentireglaze Haven, near New Polzeath. To reward your efforts we’ll cook up a jacket spud lunch on the bonfire.
Meet: Public car park in New Polzeath, SW 936 795 PL27 6UX

Bring: any extra jacket potato fillings you would like (we’ll provide cheese and beans).

Day starts at 10am and finishes at 4pm unless otherwise stated
Tools, gloves and tuition: all provided by National Trust
Bring: food and drink, footwear and clothing suitable for the weather and task
Cost: Free unless otherwise stated
Booking: Please call the Rangers on 01208 863821
or email sarahe.stevens@nationaltrust.org.uk