There will be no through route in the Gardens on Saturday 19 April, and the Gardens are open on Saturday to Spring Fair ticket holders only. Museum visitors need to enter and exit via London Road.
Wooden cider bottle, for agricultural workers, shaped like a flattened barrel, with an oval cross section. Formed from flat staves of wood held together at top and bottom by 8 narrow, halved twigs which run around the bottle. At the top is a semi-circular protrusion with two small holes, through which passes a narrow length of twine. Small hole in the top. On the underside "WILSON" is written in pencil.
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