Project leaders and volunteers will be welcoming attendees at the Larmer Tree Gardens on Wednesday, July 24. Since 2020, the National Lottery Heritage Funded Partnership has delivered twenty projects in Cranborne Chase National Landscape to benefit communities, heritage, and the landscape. READ MORE: Amputee who lost his leg due to sepsis invites others to join Walk for Wards This special all-day event will have something for everyone, whether you are a family, or have a special interest in nature, archaeology, or the arts.
Discover the outcomes of the Chase & Chalke projects delivered by partners, local community members, volunteers, and colleagues. What’s on: There will be an array of delicious food and drink available from Dorset Lamb, Dorset Pizza Kitchen and Larmer Tree Cafe, as well as delicious ice creams from Joanna’s Gelato. You can also bring your own picnic to enjoy in the beautiful surroundings of the Larmer Tree Gardens on the Wiltshire and Dorset border, first created by General Pitt Rivers as a Victorian Pleasure Ground in 1880.
Director of Cranborne Chase National Landscape, Linda Nunn, said: “With the Chase & Chalke project sadly coming to an end this September, this event is the perfect opportunity to celebrate its successes with our volunteers, partners and wider communities. SEE ALSO: Salisbury campaigners: 'Let’s make this a Climate Election' Pitt Rivers performance at Larmer Tree (Image: Cranborne Chase National Landscape) "We thank the National .
