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March 2009 |
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Discover the colours, flavours and wildlife of spring in the East of England - and take advantage of one of our accommodation special offers to stay just a little bit longer.
Give your mum a real treat - with our selection of special events, delicious lunches and fun activities for Mother's Day (Sunday 22 March). With so much going on there is no excuse not to do something amazing with your weekends.
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What's in this issue |
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WIN a luxury weekend in The Broads this spring. |
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Treats for Mother's Day in the East of England. |
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Discover the signs of spring. |
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3-for-2 offers - stay a little bit longer with our special deals. |
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Mother's Day treats
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A relaxing walk at Ickworth House in Suffolk
Join the Head Gardener for a relaxing Mother's Day walk through the National Trust's Italianate gardens at the extraordinary Ickworth House in Horringer (nr. Bury St. Edmunds) on Sunday 22 March between 1130-1300.
For more information and other great ideas click below.
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A boat trip on The Broads from Wroxham in Norfolk
Discover The Broads with Mother's Day River Trips on Sunday 22 March (1130-1300 and 1400-1600). Depart from the town of Wroxham with Broads Tours for a two hour cruise including a free glass of wine for mum.
For more information and other great ideas click below.
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Lunch with the beautiful swans at Welney in Cambridgeshire
Spend Mother's Day with the stately swans of WWT Welney Wetland Centre (nr. Wisbech) on Sunday 22 March. Enjoy a two-course roast lunch (two servings at 1200 and 1230) plus a special gift for mum. Pre-booking essential.
For more information and other great ideas click below.
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Signs of spring
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Dazzling Daffodils
These trumpet-shaped flowers herald the start of spring, with their colourful blooms. Fantastic massed displays can be viewed in many of the region's civic parks and gardens. Click below for opening times and special events.
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Lambing Time
Take the children to cuddle and bottle-feed the friendly new-born lambs at our farmyard attractions. You might even witness a live birth. Click below for opening times and special events.
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Bluebell Heaven
Enjoy the spectacular carpets of these lavender-blue flowers with special events and trails. Head for the Ashridge Estate (nr. Berkhamsted), Blickling Hall (nr. Aylsham) or Haughley Park (nr. Stowmarket) for guided walks and trails through masses of bluebells. For more information and other spring ideas click below.
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Photo Competition
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The winning entry for January's photo competition was this picture of the sun setting over Alresford Creek in Essex. It was submitted by Michael Cassidy from Surrey.
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We think we know the East of England quite well, but the beauty of our region is there are so many hidden gems, and everybody has their favourite view of the area.
The region includes so much, from unspoilt countryside to pretty villages, from the picturesque coastline to historic houses and gardens; there is so much you could capture on camera.
We are looking for pictures of your hidden gems and favourite views, and every month our judging panel will select their favourite - with the winner receiving a copy of their picture professionally printed on canvas.
To enter email your favourite picture to photocomp@eet.org.uk. For more information, including competition terms and conditions click below.
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