Mollys Guide - Spring 2019
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ACTIVITIES & HOBBIES<br />
Woodland Trust<br />
Get closer to nature with the Woodland Trust...<br />
The weather is warming up, the<br />
sun has definitely got his hat on<br />
and now is the perfect time for<br />
budding Nature Detectives to go<br />
down to the woods and connect<br />
with the great outdoors.<br />
The Woodland Trust has lots of activities for families<br />
to try from spotting spring flowers and birds, creating<br />
woodland art or getting dirty while searching for<br />
creepy crawlies.<br />
One of the most iconic flowers you can go looking<br />
for while spring is in full flow is the stunning bluebell.<br />
Also known as ring-o’-bells, cuckoo’s boots, lady’s<br />
nightcap and witches’ thimbles, these delicate<br />
blooms are one of nature’s greatest spectacles. Just<br />
be careful not to trample or pick them.<br />
One of the best places in Lincolnshire to find an<br />
amazing carpet of bluebells is Tattershall Carrs,<br />
which is also a really great place to visit if you’re<br />
interested in history and aeroplanes due to its role as<br />
the home of the famous 617 ‘Dambusters’ squadron<br />
during the Second World War.<br />
Did you know that trees are some of the oldest living<br />
things on the planet? But how can you tell which<br />
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<strong>Spring</strong> <strong>2019</strong>
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