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Attractions in Bibury in generalNewest Review: ... sounds cheeky when you have paid to go in and then you are paying the food for their fish but you will soon forget about that once you are through the gate. You will see trout in many separated pools. This is according to their age and the rearing position of them. They have well over 250,000 Rainbow Trout and they are reared to restock fisheries across the country as well as over ten million Rainbow Trout eggs and a million fry each year. There are notices telling you what is happening every step of the way around. The first thing you notice is like a sea of blackness where they have spotted and heard you coming and must be thinking... more |
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by - written on 21/09/01 (Very useful, 85 readings)
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If you are going to Gloucestershire and want a good day out for you and the children which you will both enjoy visit Bibury and Bibury Trout Farm. We are talking Rainbow trout here. It is one of the oldest trout farms in the country dating back to 1902. It is a beautiful farm and also a working farm. It is in the middle of the village between Cirencester and Burford. As you go into the farm you will walk through a small shop where you pay a small fee. You may, and I would definately suggest that you do, buy some pellets to feed the trout. I know this sounds cheeky when you have paid to go in and then you are paying the food for ... Read the complete review
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