"It almost became like a sanctuary during lockdown" - we take a trip to the Par Bay Community Garden
At one point, it's fair to say it was a bit of a wilderness.
But after 30 volunteers spent more than 400 hours digging, drilling and dowsing, a patch of neglected land in a village near St Austell had been transformed into a beautiful space for community gardening.
And years after its creation, Par Bay Community Garden has become a hub for everything from sunflower competitions to birthday celebrations.
Our weekend presenter Jack Murley has been to find out more.
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