For other events at Wakelyns see here.

Paul Jackson is an expert aborist who has brought his huge experience and expertise to his work on the trees at Wakelyns over many years.

“I am still on ‘a high’ from Paul’s wonderfully informative day on Sunday.  He is simply amazing, sharing his passion and rich knowledge.  And as for seeing more hares in one day than I have seen in a long-ish lifetime, I was over the moon. I shall be looking for an excuse for my 5th visit …! Henrietta’s lunch was brilliant and the ambiance out in ‘plein aire’ was just right.” Diana 

Each Tree Walk starts with coffee before you head off round Wakelyns with Paul giving you fascinating explanations what’s happening in our agroforestry tree lines and hedges. You’ll come back to the farmyard for lunch from the Wakelyns Kitchen and then head out again for more fun around the fields in the afternoon.

Cost is £50 per person, or £25 for people on low incomes. Morning coffee and lunch included.

Booking here:

There will also be one hour ‘taster’ walks as part of the Agroforestry Open Weekend, Community Dal Festival, and Community Apple Day. Booking for those will be part of the event bookings for each of those.

For the full list of currently bookable events at Wakelyns see here

If you don’t live locally, why not stay over in a Wakelyns Ley Alley Pod?

Here are some pictures from the second 2020 Bird Walk taken by Richard Allenby-Pratt from @TheSuffolkProject. Thanks for letting us use them Richard.