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London Wildlife Trust is getting excited about the colder months of the year. There’s lots to love about winter in the capital. This time of year is all about your thickest and most favourite woolly jumpers, boots and leg warmers. It’s about golden leaves and crunchiness underfoot. It’s about breath frozen into clouds on crisp clear mornings and it’s about tree skeletons cast ...

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