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    Apple Phrases

    by Sophie November 9, 2022
    Apple Phrases are common in our language, an important part of our heritage, and provide an interesting source of conversation about all kinds of subjects at...
    Apples, Heritage & History, Stories, Poems & Songs

    The Bramley

    by Sophie October 26, 2021
    The world’s oldest Bramley tree is 212 years old. It was planted from a pip by Mary Anne Brailsford in 1809, in the Nottinghamshire town of...
    Apples, Heritage & History

    Leominster Orchards

    by Sophie October 26, 2021
    Look at the number of orchards in around Leominster on this map of 1885 Cassey, in 1808, described the area surrounding Leominster as ‘one entire orchard’....
    Apples, Heritage & History

    Apple Songs

    by Sophie October 24, 2021
    Many of you, of a certain vintage, will know the Andrews Sisters’ ‘Don’t sit under the apple tree’, and the traditional ‘The sweetest girl I ever...
    Apples, Heritage & History, Stories, Poems & Songs

    Apples in Language

    by Sophie October 13, 2021
    Apples have always been an important part of life in Leominster. We use words connected to apples in our general conversations every day…rotten to the core,...
    Apples, Heritage & History

    Interesting Apple Facts

    by Sophie October 13, 2021
    Apples originated in the Middle East more than 4000 years ago. The Celtic word for apple is Abhall. They have been grown in the UK as...
    Apples, Heritage & History, Stories, Poems & Songs

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    This website has been set up to help people to enjoy their local apples orchards, the trees in their gardens, and to learn something about the historical importance and heritage of apples in the town. It has grown out of a project with Leominster Meeting Centre, Heritage Pathways Seedcorn Fund – supported by Supersum, the University of Worcester Association for Dementia Studies and The Tudor Trust.

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