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Suffolk Punches: event celebrates county icon | East Anglian Daily Times - Vimarsana News

Suffolk Punches: event celebrates county icon | East Anglian Daily Times

Suffolk Punches were celebrated at a special event in Easton, near Woodbridge, on Sunday.

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Suffolk Punch family reunited at farm near Woodbridge - Vimarsana News

Suffolk Punch family reunited at farm near Woodbridge

Three generations of Suffolk Punches have been reunited at Easton Farm Park near Woodbridge in Suffolk

Suffolk Punch family reunited at farm near Woodbridge | East Anglian Daily Times - Vimarsana News

Suffolk Punch family reunited at farm near Woodbridge | East Anglian Daily Times

Three generations of Suffolk Punches have been reunited at Easton Farm Park near Woodbridge in Suffolk

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Easton Farm Park's Suffolk Punch euthanised after injury | East Anglian Daily Times - Vimarsana News

Easton Farm Park's Suffolk Punch euthanised after injury | East Anglian Daily Times

Easton Farm Park Suffolk Punch, Poppy Whitton, who owned by the Queen has been euthanised.

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Campsite bookings 'surge' at Easton Farm Park, Woodbridge | East Anglian Daily Times - Vimarsana News

Campsite bookings 'surge' at Easton Farm Park, Woodbridge | East Anglian Daily Times

Published: 6:00 AM April 4, 2021    Fiona Siddall, owner of Easton Farm Park near Woodbridge, hopes she can now take advantage of her 2019 camping expansion - Credit: Pitchup.com A farm says says a "surge" in campsite bookings from a growing staycation holidays trend could help it to bounce back after the coronavirus crisis. “We have taken a huge hit, having lost 40% of our annual income, so it will take at least one to two years to return to where we were in early March,” owner Fiona Siddall admitted in June. She also planned to expand the park with a low ropes course – an assault...

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