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Swindon 'Winter Image' Bonsai show
Grange Drive,, Swindon, Wiltshire, SN3 4JY
Call direct on:
Tel07982401103
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Call direct on:
Tel07982401103
A large exhibition of mature bonsai trees, Swindon club is joined by 10 clubs and a number of invited guests from all over the UK with some of the best trees in the country. Joined by numerous trader with everything for the hobby.
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Adult £5, accompanied children free
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