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02
Jun 2022
A creative festival of flowers in Blubberhouses tells the story of the Queen's life and 70 years on the throne.
The display is available to visit at St Andrew's Church in Blubberhouses, just past Fewston Reservoir off the A59, from 11am to 4pm every day over the four-day weekend.
It's been organised by the Friends of St Andrew's Church and displays have been arranged by talented florists that live in the Washburn Valley, which includes villages such as Norwood, Fewston and Farnley.
Displays pay tribute to major events in the Queen's life, including her wedding to Prince Philip and the coronation.
There are also displays that highlight some of the Queen's interests, such as horses, Balmoral and the girl guides.
The church's top florist, Daphne Wilson, has been busy arranging several of the displays this week.
She said:
'The Commonwealth' by Alison Bowers
'Balmoral' by Lorna Freegard and Bolton Priory Flower Team
'The Coronation' by Catriana Cleverley, Virginia Kay, Liz Furse, Connie Fenwick and Duncan Clayton
'The Wedding' by Daphne Wilson
'Childhood' by Steph Wilson
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