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Creating Comfort
DESPITE THE INVENTION of electric light some 140 years ago, candles continue to play an important part in all of our lives. They offer a unique feeling of comfort and warmth, always invigorating the soul. One company that delivers that feeling in abundance is Lava Candles. This Dubai-based company offers a wonderful range of handcrafted, luxury candles that evoke the senses and create soothing moments. Inspired by Lava’s Middle Eastern heritage, their candles evoke hints of nature with natural ingredients and fragrance notes of citrus, floral, aromatic, woody or aquatic, depending on your personal preference. Lava Candles, which are available across a range of collections, come in a wide range of sizes. For more information on Lava Candles and to secure your own collection today please go to
Amara.com
Festive fun in the Park
GUARDS POLO CLUB may be closed over the winter season but our neighbours at Windsor Great Park’s Savill Garden, continue to deliver a packed winter agenda. The team at the Crown Estate has organised an array of varied events in the coming weeks including:
Vintage carousel and carriage rides at The Savill Garden: Everyone can take a spin on this popular vintage carousel. Alternatively, take a carriage ride through the winter woodland. The carousel will be at The Savill Garden from 14 -23 December and then again from 26 December – 1 January 2020 inclusive. To book a carriage ride, please email
ascotcarriages.co.uk.
info@
Christmas Shopping at The Savill Garden Shop: In the run-up to Christmas The Savill Garden Shop – featuring artisan suppliers from around the UK – offers shopping evenings every Thursday in December until 7pm. This is the perfect opportunity to purchase some unusual presents for family and friends. The Savill Garden Kitchen will also be open, offering plenty of delicious dishes.
Free seasonal walks at Windsor Great Park: Wrap up warm and embark on a family expedition in
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Windsor Great Park this winter. Take a familiar route or pick one of the free, seasonal walks which will be on offer from 1 December? This is not only a great way to keep fit over the winter but a perfect way of exploring more of this stunning Park, of which Smith’s Lawn is just one small part.
The Winter Garden in The Savill Garden*: Marvel at the variety of beautiful and fragrant plants that thrive in the winter months in The Savill Garden. Discover the flaming dogwoods and willows in the Winter Garden as well as the golden grasses from New Zealand. The Queen Elizabeth II Temperate House is the perfect place to enjoy plants from across the world, alongside our National Collection of Mahonia. *Garden entry fees apply.
Christmas trees at Windsor Great Park: Buy a freshly-cut Christmas tree from Windsor
Great Park, at Forest Gate SL4 2BY from 28 November – 22 December. The Park’s foresters will be on hand to offer helpful advice while you choose your tree, ranging in height from 3 feet to 25 feet. Wreaths, fresh boughs of holly and mistletoe, plus a wide selection of decorations, are also available.
windsorgreatpark.co.uk/christmas
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