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East Ruston Old Vicarage

Director - Henry King

When Alan Gray and his partner bought the Old Vicarage at East Ruston they had no idea that they would end up creating one of the must-see gardens in the county. In this film, students from Paston College visit the gardens to find out the story of how it all began.

East Ruston Old Vicarage is now garden open to the public, but originally it was bought in 1973 to serve as a weekend escape from London for Alan and his partner Graham.

It was previously a vicarage owned by the church, with a very interesting past. German bombers would use it as a target to drop unused bombs during the war, and for many years whilst being restored, rumours surrounded what was going on there, all adding to the appeal and excitement when it first opened.

The owners of East Ruston gardens first opened to the public to raise money for charity, but due to popular demand it opened more and more. It is a beautiful space for gardening fans and families alike, with plenty of space for playing on the grass.

To find out more about the gardens and for opening times, head to their website: www.e-ruston-oldvicaragegardens.co.uk

Film Credits:

Director - Henry King

Editor - Jack Rushton

Cinematographer - Liam Carr