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Dandelion’s Harvest Festival at Lauriston Farm

Saturday 10th September from 2 – 5pm at Lauriston Farm

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Posted on 30/08/202230/08/2022Author davepickeringCategories North Edinburgh News, SilverknowesTags Dendelion Harvest Festival, food, Lauriston Agroecology Farm, Lauriston Farm, music, parade, Saturday 10 September, workshops

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