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Easter Trail 2025

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Easter Trail 2025
10:00
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15:30
Kula Coffee Hut
£4
Buy on the day from Kula Coffee Hut
Sat 12 & Sun 13 April Easter Trail

Come down to Kula Coffee Hut on Saturday 12 April or Sunday 13 April for the Easter Egg Trail.

Tickets are £4 and can be bought on the day from Kula Coffee Hut.

The ticket includes the trail and a gift.

Read our blog to find out more about Duffus Castle and Easter.

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