It may be a bit chilly this weekend but if you’re looking for something to do, come and see us at Mrs Smith’s Cottage. The fire is always on! Open Friday-Monday 12pm-4pm @heartoflincs @visitlincolnshire
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We know it’s a little early, but we’re staring to get festive here at the cottage! 🙈 We’re getting ready for Navenby Christmas market on 21st November. Mrs Smith writes of trimming her tree on Christmas Eve, tell us, when do you trim your tree? 🎄 Do pop in for a visit Friday-Monday 12pm-4pm throughout the Christmas season. You can learn about Mrs Smith during Christmas time, or just pop in to our shop. #shoplocal Christmas in Navenby Navenby Christmas Tree Switch-On & Market Heart of Lincs Visit Lincolnshire VisitEngland
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Did you know that we have a shop attached to our museum? Perfect for Christmas gifts and decorations! You do not need to purchase entry to the cottage to visit us in the shop, we are open 12pm-4pm Friday-Monday! Pictured we have beautiful hand made cards, gifts for the gardeners in your life and locally made preserves and honey. Additionally you can see our new range of fair trade Christmas decorations and needle-felted decorations handmade by our staff and volunteers! You can also visit us during the Navenby Christmas Market, 21 November 3pm-7pm. #MrsSmithsCottage #shoplocal @visitlincolnshire @heartoflincs
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Drop in this Friday (13th November), between 11am-12pm, for NavenBees Toddler Group! This week, we will be looking at all things owls and nocturnal animals. 🦉 Check out our example owl made by volunteer Katie! Bring your little bees along for hands-on learning about our natural world – with stories, crafts, and have-a-go gardening for ages 2-5. £2.50 per child, adults free - no need to book.Heart of Lincs Visit Lincolnshire
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We’d like to say a huge thank you to the Bracebridge Heath WI who made these lovely poppies for us this year. Today we remember all service men and women and thank them for their dedication and sacrifice. Here at the cottage we especially think of Sydney Shepherd, whom Mrs Smith met in Henley-on-Thames, in her early 20s, we believe them to have been engaged at that time, but he sadly died in France of pneumonia in 1917. @heartoflincs @visitlincolnshire
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