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Flora and Fauna Spring

Ginkgo coming in to leaf

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Showcasing some of the flora and fauna found in Spring at Highfield Park.

Photos courtesy of Austin Guest, a Trustee.

← Hill End Sculpture in Spring
Pilates St Albans →

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25th Anniversary

To celebrate our 25th years as a Trust each month we will share a few ’silver’ images representing the different aspects of park. Later in the year we will hold an exhibition of all the photographs in the Visitor Centre. Many thanks to our photographer Austin Guest.

Breaking buds

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Birch Wood

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Silver MUGA

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Highfield Park is different in that it is a charity funded park. As such, Highfield Park Trust welcomes support, however it is given. Please consider how you may be able to help us.

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