West Midlands National Trust site opens its doors for apple picking this autumn
Get involved with apple picking at Hanbury Hall
Over the weekend, Hanbury Hall began to usher in the autumn season with the quintessential seasonal activity of apple picking.
There are 47 varieties of apples that grow at Hanbury Hall.
The money raised during these apple picking sessions will go towards the site's maintenance.
If you’ve missed this weekend’s window to get involved with the activity.
Bags can be purchased at the reception from October 2 to 4 between 10am and 3.30pm.
A small bag costs £5, meanwhile a large bag costs £10.
In addition to this, on Tuesday (September 29) and Wednesday (September 30) apple talks will commence whereby visitors can learn more about the history behind the ghosts.
The National Trust site said that the funds raised will be put towards the maintenance of Hanbury Hall.
Hanbury Hall is located in Hanbury, near Droitwich Spa, Worcestershire.
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