Take a stroll through the woods at lunchtime and enjoy a spectacular bluebell walk

With the bluebells flowering early this year, Worcestershire County Council's Countryside team are offering residents the chance to see the wonderful display on show at Nunnery Wood with a free guided walk.

The walk will take place at 1pm on Wednesday April 25 and last about an hour taking in the fantastic scenery and the carpet of bluebells which make Nunnery Wood such a spectacular place to visit at this time of year, as well as learning some interesting facts about the beautiful flower and the woodland.

Tanya Feasey, Worcestershire County Council's Assistant Countryside Sites Officer, who will be leading the walk, said: "This free lunchtime guided walk is a chance to see the beautiful woodland bluebells in bloom. They are a picturesque and spectacular sign of spring, so be sure to bring your camera!"

Those unable to make the guided walk are still encouraged to visit the woods anytime in the coming weeks to see the bluebells at their best.

No booking is required, just a pair of sturdy shoes. The meeting point will be the café foyer at the Countryside Centre at 1pm. For more information, contact the centre on 01905 766155.

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