Second Field of Hope Planted
Second Field of Hope Planted
After being contacted by local residents about the idea of a Field of Hope being planted near them. I contacted the Marie Curie Cancer Care to ask if along with North Down Borough Council this could be made a reality.
Last year I successfully had a Field of Hope planted in another local area.
Marie Curie was delighted to be asked, and along with pupils from a local school and a care school, we had a great day planting some 10,000 daffodil bulbs.
This was a joint effort by everyone concerned, after the planting a nearby neighbour supplied the children with juice and biscuits, along with a very welcome afternoon tea for the adults.
I am delighted that this is the second Field of Hope I have planted in my particular area of Bangor West. Everyone is looking forward to next spring and watching ‘our’ daffodils growing.
After being contacted by local residents about the idea of a Field of Hope being planted near them. I contacted the Marie Curie Cancer Care to ask if along with North Down Borough Council this could be made a reality.
Last year I successfully had a Field of Hope planted in another local area.
Marie Curie was delighted to be asked, and along with pupils from a local school and a care school, we had a great day planting some 10,000 daffodil bulbs.
This was a joint effort by everyone concerned, after the planting a nearby neighbour supplied the children with juice and biscuits, along with a very welcome afternoon tea for the adults.
I am delighted that this is the second Field of Hope I have planted in my particular area of Bangor West. Everyone is looking forward to next spring and watching ‘our’ daffodils growing.
posted by Marion Smith at 11:29 AM
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