Somerset: Tonnes of apples wash up after Storm Ciarán
A Somerset cider firm is giving away about two tonnes of apples that have blown off in stormy weather.
Source: bbc.co.uk
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Family of fashion designer Alice Temperley left with no choice but to give away thousands of cider apples after Storm Ciaran blew them off the trees in their orchard
A windfall of two tonnes of apples have washed up into the corner of the familys orchard, in Pass Vale Farm in Burrow Hill, Somerset, after the recent stormy weather.
Source: dailymail.co.uk
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