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    Fruits of the Autumn Forest
    Killiecrankie
    Wed 15 October 2008
    Fruits of the Autumn Forest A walk in the woods collecting nuts and seeds and looking at autumn's leaves and fungi More>
    Suitable for children aged 5 - 12 years

    Dates:
    Wednesday 15 October 2008

    Times:
    10.30am - 12noon, meet at Killiecrankie visitor centre

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