Champions of wheelbarrow jousting!
Cornwood and Lutton Millennium Orchard is situated on the edge of the village of Cornwood. There is a good variety of local apple trees, it’s a haven for wildlife and wildflowers and is near to mixed woodland.
With support from the Growing Orchard Communities project, we started regular seasonal events and work days were held which encouraged more volunteers and visitors to the orchard. We now usually run a pruning afternoon in February or March; a ‘feed the trees’ day around the end of April and an apple pressing day around the beginning of October (with equipment hired from Orchard Link) when you can bring along your own apples from the garden or pick ours to make and take home apple juice. In addition, most years on the first of January we have our Wassail with the Dartmoor Border Morris, candles in the trees, mulled cider made from our own apple juice and lots of noise – a great way to start the new year! Look out for the events and others on Facebook (Cornwood and Lutton page), the Parish magazine or contact Gillian Glegg by the details given.



