Coach Trip to Cambridge Botanic Garden next Wednesday

By DSTrees
September 18, 2015 in What's on in East Dulwich

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Posted September 18, 2015

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Posted September 18, 2015

Coach leaving at 9am from Dulwich Picture Gallery, College Road gate, on 23rd September. Return by 6.30pm. Cost of coach ?21, entry to Cambridge University Botanic Gardens ?5. Optional guided tour of tree collection ?6. Organised by Dulwich Society Trees sub-committee for everyone who's interested in trees or would like to visit Cambridge University's Botanic Gardens (It's not members only, all are welcome) Cheques payable to Dulwich Society can be posted to 7 Pickwick Rd SE21 7JN, or email to let us know to expect you and pay on the day - [email protected]

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