Sophie Hewerston: I’m based in Normandy and I produce espaliers, shaped trees, double U-shaped and simple U-shaped trees. So, for the World Days of Espaliers, on the 2nd of March, I’m going to prepare training for local people to learn how to shape the trees and maintain them in the time being. So, it’s a local orchard, very young, but we’ve got a group of maybe 40 people interested in learning how to prune trees, I don’t know. And so, that’s what I’m going to do on the 1st and 2nd of March. And for September, I think I will welcome people to my nursery in Normandy because I will have a building, a new building, ready to welcome people and it will be easier to organize a proper event in September for me. Is it clear ?
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