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Had nice day at Rotherhithe Farm today

Fuschia

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Is this the one near Surrey Quays cinema etc? We went to this one during the last half term and there was no feeding of animals and no cafe. Perhaps it was a bit early for all this to start. Love to know if it was the same one as we will definitely go back if so.


My two absolutely love Christmas Tree Farm. A bit further thought. Although you have to buy feed and now has an entrance fee (we have been going for many, many years and it used to be free entry) the kids absolutely adore the experience and always end up having to drag them away.

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