Lots of tea/coffee and cake made the twenty or so people that turned up for the open garden at Wrabness Station, feel very welcomed.
Julia Prigg the famous station adopter at Wrabness was on hand to give a bit of context of how the garden was built and how its been changed over the last 20 years!
The new wildflower area/garden was also on show and it was in abundance of colour which was very spectacular.
Jane offered to take attendees on a short walk to visit Essex House, Grayson Perry’s famous house on the edge of the countryside at Wrabness.
Everyone thoroughly enjoyed themselves, with lots of good feedback.
