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Great to see Graham back after 10 years to retune the @wakelyns piano. It's ready now for folks staying here (from next spring) for courses, events or just a holiday who want to play some tunes. Thanks Graham! #suffolk #suffolklife #suffolkholiday #staycation #suffolkmusic twitter.com/cookepia…

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7:47 pm · 23 September 2020
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Dave is helping build a wall for our @wakelyns bakery. Not long till @henriettainman starts baking on site using our home milled #YQ and #Q flour from wheat grown in our #organic #agroforestry alleys. Thanks Dave! #sourdough #suffolk #regenerativefarming pic.twitter.com/9KIR…

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7:23 am · 20 September 2020
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We are most grateful to @rspb for allowing us to share their 2020 Wakelyns #turtledove habitat survey (also butterflies and dragonflies) and species list: wakelyns.co.uk/files… and wakelyns.co.uk/files… @suffolkwildlife @Wildeastuk @WildJustice_org

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11:59 am · 18 September 2020
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@clithers @smallfoodbakery @josiahfood Vive la revolution!

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5:39 pm · 13 September 2020
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@Shadician @Hodmedods Have fun with it Paul! Although derived from the Wakelyns YQ population, that wheat was actually grown elsewhere and so it will have evolved from the original. Our 2020 YQ flour grown at Wakelyns itself soon available from @Hodmedods. Milled in small batches so always fresh!

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7:58 am · 13 September 2020
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What a lovely sight. The first of Wakelyns squash harvest. Red Turban. Blue Banana. Thelma Saunders potato squash. Victor. Queensland Blue. Musque de Provence. Hungarian Blue. Red Kuri. Green Kuri..oh and a few of the earlier sweet dumpling and spaghetti marrow. pic.twitter.com/f2W6…

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@GreenAcres_Farm @nezza74 Enjoy!

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7:38 pm · 6 September 2020
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Great report here from Sam Hanks @SWTWildFarms of Suffolk Wildlife Trust @suffolkwildlife following his breeding bird survey at Wakelyns. Lots to appreciate including #turtledoves, here since May wakelyns.co.uk/files… @WildJustice_org @RSPBEngland pic.twitter.com/8Mjj…

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4:03 pm · 1 September 2020
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Mystery solved! Turns out they are bags of samples sent to us by @organicarable for milling @wakelyns and then test baking here by @henriettainman. Phew! Thanks all though for the many helpful suggestions in the meantime. #organic #sourdough twitter.com/wakelyns…

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7:03 am · 27 August 2020
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4 mystery bags arrived at Wakleyns by courier today. Seemingly from abroad. Over 100kg. Seems to be wheat seed. Sender knows the right name (though spelt wrong) and number. But we did not order anything like this! Any suggestions as to their provenance? Or what to do with them? pic.twitter.com/dAqp…

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