We are gearing up for our next showing of Six Inches of Soil as part of the Herefordshire Wildlife Trust's Apple Day Celebration at Queenswood Country Park Sunday 20th October. The whole day runs from 11am - 4pm with the film showing at 1pm - 3.30pm including Q&A with local farmer Rich Thomas who will give his reflections on the film and an insight into the joys and challenges of farming in Herefordshire.
Tickets for the film and Q&A are £7.50 and can be bought HERE on the Herefordshire Wildlife Trust's website.
Lots of great apple related things happening on the day. As well as the film you can enjoy:
- Free family activities, linking apples, soil and everything in between. Expect juicing, food from scratch, how to ID apples and lots more!
- Great local producers of apples, juice, cider and other river-friendly fayre
- Foraged cocktail-making, tasting and book signing with Liz Knight from Forage Fine Foods
- The role of traditional orchards with James Marsden from Gregg's Pit Cider
- Hear about county-wide partnerships to restore the Wye and surrounding landscapes
- Stalls from BromyardMADShow, Ross-on-Wye Cider and Perry, Wye Valley AONB, Gattertop Drinks Co., Greengate Fruit Trees
- + lots more!