A couple has celebrated their 40th wedding anniversary by raising hundreds of pounds for a peaceful nature spot.
Rita and Teddy Rowley marked four decades together by asking friends and family for donations to Quaker Wood, in Diss.
The pair raised £400 towards the woodland fund, and have had a commemorative plaque fixed at the gateway.
Richard Pither, secretary of the woodland supporters, said: 'Quaker Wood has no regular income but is enjoyed by a wide range of people throughout the year free of charge. Therefore gifts of this nature are vital for the long term future of the amenity and a permanent plaque is a wonderful way to acknowledge special family occasions.'
A working party helps to maintain the wood on the first Saturday of the month, the next one being October 6 from 9.30am. Attendees are requested to bring a rake, fork, saw or loppers.
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