Join us on a walk from the A13 lodge avenue flyover, built in 1966 and hosts the holding pattern art installation. We will be following ripple road up towards Eastbury Manor House, where we will discover wild plants along the way, visiting the ripple cemetery and a walk along the Mayes Brook, discovering plants that grow and thrive in that area and learning some of their uses.
Meeting place, Ripple Road bus stop Q (62, 287, 368, 687) what 3 words location ///costs.honest.choice
at 12pm
Access info for the cemetery:
- Standard toilets are available
- There are accessible toilet facilities at the cemetery and at Eastbury Manor House.
- There are tarmac surfaced paths and roads running throughout the site, some of which have easy or moderate slopes.
- There are 1 designated disabled parking bay(s) within the car park.
We will finish at 2pm at Eastbury Manor House, where free refreshments will be provided and you can have a look at road movie, the new exhibition by Aislinn Evans.
Please sign up on the Eventbrite link as spaces are limited: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/road-walks-plant-identification-with-company-drinks-tickets-1272760975339?aff=oddtdtcreator
Check out the opening night event on Friday the 28th of March at Eastbury Manor House :https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/1258213132349?aff=oddtdtcreator
