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Gardens open to the public
3:36pm Thursday 15th May 2008
PEOPLE will be flocking to Little Ouseburn on Sunday for the popular open gardens event.
Gardens will be open from 10am-5pm alongside a host of other attractions including children's activities, home-made lunches and teas, tombola, plant stall and raffle.
The event is the village's one major fundraising event of the year with funds being divided between the village hall and church. Admission is £4, children free.
Other gardens open across the region over the coming week include: Wednesday, May 21: Hunmanby Grange, Wold Newton. Tom and Gill Mellor, 01723 891636.
The three-acre garden is created from exposed open field, on top of the Yorkshire Wolds.
Hedges and fences now provide shelter from wind, making a series of gardens with year-round interest and seasonal highlights. Admission £3, children free. Open 1pm-5pm.
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