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Eden Project Part 2 – The Mediterranean Biome

August 8, 2014

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We stopped off at the juice bar in the link section between both biomes for some amazing juices – I got a beetroot, carrot, ginger and apple juice and Shane got a strawberry, grape, watermelon and apple. So good after the heat and humidity of the rainforest before continuing through to the mediterranean biome!

Well that’s it for my posts from our little weekend trip to Weymouth. We’re taking another trip in the caravan this weekend to visit the Bristol Balloon Fiesta, though I just hope the rain holds off! Have a great weekend!

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