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Orchard visit, Duddingston, Edinburgh

Friday 26 July, 3.15pm

Duddingston


Come and visit the inspiring community orchards in Duddingston.
3:15pm meet at Jock Tamson’s Gairden by Duddingston Loch for a tour from Lizz the Garden Manager. What3words///soda.level.spin
For parking or a bike rack, there is a car park available at Duddingston Kirk Hall, entrance to the car park is from Duddingston Rd West. Entrance for JTG is from this car park.
4:30pm meet at The Field Duddingston for a visit and a tour from Richard, from the Duddingston community orchard. What3words///admits.frosted.sends
Access via The Pend on the Causeway near to the Sheep Heid, see the link details on access point and map.
Organised in conjunction with the Friends of Inch Park. All welcome.
For more info contact Chris@theorchardproject.org.uk or 07715407801
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