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Halloween half term: I’ve lost my Mummy!
Westdown Lane, Sandy Bay, EXMOUTH, Devon, EX8 5BY
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Tel01395 274533
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Half term is going to be spooooky at World of Country Life.
Join us for a fun filled week of Halloween fun and games, spooky goings-on, Halloween shows and our fantastic Halloween trail to entertain the whole family. Plus don’t forget pumpkin carving too!
Halloween Trail: Monday 25th October to Sunday 31st October
Halloween Show: Tuesday 26th, Wednesday 27th and Thursday 28th October (just before the animal racing)
Pumpkin Carving: Friday 29th Saturday 30th & Sunday 31st October.
Of course, there are the usual daily activities – walk a goat, ride the deer train safari and hand feed the red deer and llama, bottle feed calves, small animal handling and the awesome Hawkridge birds of prey flying display.
Have fun this October half term at World of Country Life Exmouth!
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