The Owslebury Scarecrow Trail is returning for its fifth year this Saturday, offering entertainment for the whole family.
On Saturday, May 25 visitors to the hilltop village will be able to follow the trail of more than 30 scarecrows, which will be on show for a week until Sunday, June 2.
Now in its fifth year, the trail of straw characters will depict ‘heroes and villains’ adorning the main roads and the Glebe Field beside the church.
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The creations include a range of characters from the worlds of TV, film and even politics, and will represent either ‘friend or foe’ depending on opinion.
The trail offers half-term fun with a chance to win a meal at The Ship Inn, Owslebury, for those who identify the most characters.
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This year, Owslebury Scarecrow Trail will be offering free parking beside the church, a picnic area, family meals and refreshments at The Ship Inn, as well as ice cream from Mr Marucci's ice cream van, which will be available most days at varying times.
Scarecrow Trails are on sale from 10am every day beside St Andrew’s Church, Owslebury, and cost £5.
The event is once again sponsored by Charters Estate Agents. For more information contact owsleburyscarecrows@gmail.com.
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