This weekend is se to be warm and dry, 21°C on August 1 and 20°C on August 2, so we have put together a few outdoor activities, from walks to gardening. And, a few indoor activities to in case the weather turns.
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5. Learn history
The National Holocaust Centre & Museum, Acre Edge Road, Laxton, is open to people who book in advance. There is also a garden with thousands of roses. Photo: Google Maps
6. Buy some plants
It is set to be warm this weekend so why not work on your garden. Dalestorth Garden Centre, Sutton, is open. Photo: Pixabay
7. Action filled day out
From mini roller coasters to unicorn rides, there is something for every kid to enjoy. Photo: Rachel Atkins
8. Day out seeing some animals
Willow Tree Family Farm in Shirebrook is run by volunteers and it has alpaca and reindeer. To book a ticket visit www.willowtree-farm.co.uk. Photo: Rachel Atkins