Bring your own apples and press your own delicious juice in the Old Stables at Poltimore House. A small pressing charge will be made per litre of juice.
The grounds of Poltimore will be open to take a stroll. Refreshments available. Dogs on leads welcome.
Small entry fee, open 10am-4pm.
This event is organised by Poltimore village in support of the Village Hall
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