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AS lockdown starts to ease, some of our most popular outdoor venues are starting to open their doors to visitors once again. Like spring flowers, we are slowly starting to see what are hopefully the green shoots of recovery following months of lockdown. Some have managed to reopen for the Easter holidays after Covid restrictions were eased in March. The Marks hall Estate, between Coggeshall and Greenstead Green, has been staging Easter family trails, giving youngsters the chance to hunt for 50 wooden Easter egg clues in the Arboretum, while parents enjoy the grounds in full spring bloom. The trails run until this Sunday from 10am to 5pm and admission fees apply.
AS lockdown starts to ease, some of our most popular outdoor venues are starting to open their doors to visitors once again. Like spring flowers, we are slowly starting to see what are hopefully the green shoots of recovery following months of lockdown. Some have managed to reopen for the Easter holidays after Covid restrictions were eased in March. The Marks hall Estate, between Coggeshall and Greenstead Green, has been staging Easter family trails, giving youngsters the chance to hunt for 50 wooden Easter egg clues in the Arboretum, while parents enjoy the grounds in full spring bloom. The trails run until this Sunday from 10am to 5pm and admission fees apply.
AS lockdown starts to ease, some of our most popular outdoor venues are starting to open their doors to visitors once again. Like spring flowers, we are slowly starting to see what are hopefully the green shoots of recovery following months of lockdown. Some have managed to reopen for the Easter holidays after Covid restrictions were eased in March. The Marks hall Estate, between Coggeshall and Greenstead Green, has been staging Easter family trails, giving youngsters the chance to hunt for 50 wooden Easter egg clues in the Arboretum, while parents enjoy the grounds in full spring bloom. The trails run until this Sunday from 10am to 5pm and admission fees apply.
AS lockdown starts to ease, some of our most popular outdoor venues are starting to open their doors to visitors once again. Like spring flowers, we are slowly starting to see what are hopefully the green shoots of recovery following months of lockdown. Some have managed to reopen for the Easter holidays after Covid restrictions were eased in March. The Marks hall Estate, between Coggeshall and Greenstead Green, has been staging Easter family trails, giving youngsters the chance to hunt for 50 wooden Easter egg clues in the Arboretum, while parents enjoy the grounds in full spring bloom. The trails run until this Sunday from 10am to 5pm and admission fees apply.