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Seeing the white

Shepton Mallet, the Somerset town that was once home to the Victorian galanthophile James Allen (known as the Snowdrop King), is once again celebrating the tiny snowdrop. This year’s Shepton Snowdrop Festival, 19-20 February, promises an exciting programme of events, including kokedama-making and winter foraging workshops,

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