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This is my second visit. Was planning to spend half an hour here, but forgot how good it was. It was raining heavily on arrival and the kind lady in the shop said I could eat my picnic in the video room and the dvd ended up being unexpectedly really interesting. Grabbed a few of the free sticks of artists charcoal for friends and enjoyed the museum again which includes some film props and interesting historical uses for willow - willow beach pods could be the oddest?! Basket weaving material is reasonable in price so I bought a load, techniques and advice were offered by the very knowledgeable shop attendant and the willow living sculptures are nice too. Super place. TaniaH
This is my second visit. Was planning to spend half an hour here, but forgot how good it was. It was raining heavily on arrival and the kind lady in the shop said I could eat my picnic in the video room and the dvd ended up being unexpectedly really interesting. Grabbed a few of the free sticks of artists charcoal for friends and enjoyed the museum again which includes some film props and interesting historical uses for willow - willow beach pods could be the oddest?! Basket weaving material is reasonable in price so I bought a load, techniques and advice were offered by the very knowledgeable shop attendant and the willow living sculptures are nice too. Super place.
A revisit as we had enjoyed ourselves last time. Paid for the tour. We were the only ones, so it was a superb private tour! Very informative guide, showed us all the processes (after a short DVD), including the actual making (including a coffin). Saw the Fortnum & Mason hampers all stacked up ready for Christmas! One of the workers made us a lovely rose knot from a withy, which is what is tied to hold the bundles. A real treasure and a delight. https://www.tripadvisor.co.uk/ShowUserReviews-g190730-d265850-r431860273-The_Willows_Wetlands_Visitor_Centre-Taunton_Somerset_England.html# DP
A revisit as we had enjoyed ourselves last time. Paid for the tour. We were the only ones, so it was a superb private tour! Very informative guide, showed us all the processes (after a short DVD), including the actual making (including a coffin). Saw the Fortnum & Mason hampers all stacked up ready for Christmas! One of the workers made us a lovely rose knot from a withy, which is what is tied to hold the bundles. A real treasure and a delight. https://www.tripadvisor.co.uk/ShowUserReviews-g190730-d265850-r431860273-The_Willows_Wetlands_Visitor_Centre-Taunton_Somerset_England.html#
The Willows and Wetlands center at Stoke st Gregory is well worth a visit. Children love it to. There is a very nice coffee shop, serving excellent food. SusieD
The Willows and Wetlands center at Stoke st Gregory is well worth a visit. Children love it to. There is a very nice coffee shop, serving excellent food.
The Willows and Wetlands center at Stoke st Gregory is well worth a visit. Children love it to. There is a very nice coffee shop, serving excellent food. RichardP
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