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Fungi by Day and Fungi by Night

Join Jon Tyler and David Atthowe for an extraordinary adventure through the light & dark side of the mushroom realm.

October 7, 20265-8pm
Brandon Country Park, Bury Road, Brandon IP27 0SU
£10 per adult, free for 16s and under
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Join Jon Tyler Wild for Woods and David Atthowe, Reveal Nature for an extraordinary adventure through the light & dark side of the mushroom realm. Our exploration begins with fascinating fungi flora to be found around Brandon country park, learning more about the magical world of mushrooms. Investigate their various growth forms, discover their surprising aromas and sometimes strange habits. Then switch to darkness and re-walk the same route using powerful Ultraviolet torches to reveal the mushrooms hidden bio-fluorescence. Experience the kaleidoscope of colours that fungi and their fruiting bodies fluoresce, as we delve into a hidden world we cannot normally see.

This is a partnership event run in conjunction with Pathmaker’s WalkNorfolk Festival.

When: Wednesday 7th October

Time: 5-8pm

Where: Brandon Country Park, IP27 0SU

Meeting Point: Outside the café in Brandon Country Park

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Distance: 1.5 miles

Cost: £10 per adult, free for 16s and under

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Accessibility: Most of this walk takes place on forest tracks which can be uneven and narrow and, if the weather has been wet, may be soft. If you have any accessibility questions, please contact us at brecks@suffolk.gov.uk or on 01473 265600.

Facilities: Please note the café and toilets on site will be closed by the time this event starts.

Parking: Paid parking is available onsite. Parking charges apply (£2-3). Find out more information HERE

Public Transport:

The closest bus stops are Green Road (25 minutes walk) or George Street (15 minutes walk). For information on bus times, visit bustimes.org

Brandon train station is located 35 minutes walk away with trains from Thetford, Norwich and Cambridge.

Dogs: This walk is not dog friendly.

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