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Forget Me Not tributes now on display at Lincoln Castle

Brogan Quinn by Brogan Quinn
April 8, 2019
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Forget Me Not tributes now on display at Lincoln Castle

Handmade Forget Me Not on display at Lincoln Castle.

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A display of blue Forget Me Not flowers have been planted around Lincoln Castle’s grounds this weekend.

Handmade Forget Me Not on display at Lincoln Castle.

The handmade iron flowers are tributes to loved ones as part of an appeal organised by St Barnabas Lincolnshire Hospice.

For a suggested donation of around £30, people were able to place an order for the flowers which are now on display at the Castle until 28 April.

There has been around 13 hundred donations made and once the display is over, people can collect their flowers to take home.

The money raised from the donations will go towards supporting families in Lincolnshire.

 

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