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One For The Rook

Bergh Apton Community Arts Trust

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A Nature Art Trail With A Difference – One For The Rook!

One For The Rook is an exciting Nature Art Trail brought to you by the team who produced the Bergh Apton Sculpture Trails, and inspired by the books, Lost Words and Lost Spells, by Robert MacFarlane and Jackie Morris.

One For The Rook is an event to acknowledge and celebrate the wild world around us – the creatures, plants and insects – and features art, music, song, writing and theatre. It is a call to arms to remember we humans are but a part of life on Earth. The trail is created by the Bergh Apton Community Arts Trust with support from Hugh Lupton, Mary Lovett, Liz McGowan and Charlotte Arculus.

Taking place from 8-12th and 22nd-26th September, you will explore 1.5 miles of beautiful south Norfolk countryside, wild wood, marsh, river and meadows.

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8 - 12 Sep, 2021
8 - 12 Sep, 2021
Hosted by: Bergh Apton Community Arts Trust
Norwich NR15 1BX, UK
Norwich NR15 1BX, UK Norwich NR15 1BX, UK
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