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Posted: 09/11/2021 by Caroline Welch

The Ha-ha

What is a ha-ha?  It’s actually a formal landscape feature, commonly used in the 18th century, comprising of a long terrace wall and ditch.  Bishop’s Park ha-ha runs between Y Parc and Y Waun Fawr – and is one of the longest in the UK .  By keeping out the grazing animals but not interrupting …

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GQT with a wildlife focus

30/09/2026

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Parc yr Esgob, the Bishop’s Park in Abergwili, is hosting an autumn Gardeners’ Question Time, with a special wildlife focus, on October 7th, 6pm, in Stacey’s Kitchen, Parc yr Esgob. The audience will be able to pose their questions about how to garden brilliantly in a way that encourages pollinators, creates a mosaic of habitats …

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