A graphic impression of how the entrance to the new staff accommodation buildings at North Devon District Hospital would look. Credit: Royal Devon
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RHS Rosemoor. Credit: Stu Foren
The popular Glow event at RHS Rosemoor, near Great Torrington, is officially open, offering visitors a dazzling light experience on selected dates until 28 December.
This year’s Glow features its longest-ever illuminated trail, extending into Rosemoor’s oldest gardens for the first time.
The route highlights some of the garden’s most mature trees and includes two dedicated arboretums.
Visitors can explore captivating displays, including illuminated sculptures, silhouettes in the Stumpery, a ‘field of flames,’ and a massive 3.5-metre five-point star where attendees can take centre stage.
The impressive LED light and sound installations took a team of six people over 10 days to set up, walking an average of 8 miles daily.
Tickets are available for time slots from 4.30pm to 8pm, with the last entry between 6.45pm and 7pm.
Availability can be checked online.
Book here: https://www.rhs.org.uk/gardens/rosemoor/whats-on/rosemoor-glow
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