Filmed over three days, in March 2009, 'Springtime in the Woods' mostly shows the wild daffodils which grow, both in the forest and along the roadside, about four miles to the east of Ross-on-Wye, in Dymock and Kempley. It also shows wild deer and geese in the Forest of Dean. The local wild daffodils are a beautiful sight in March and are always one of the first signs that spring is on its way.

In the village of Kempley, which is known for 'St Mary's, its medieval church, an annual 'Daffodil Weekend' takes place in March, which, as well as enjoying the scenic drive along daffodil lined lanes to get there, visitors can also enjoy guided walks or tea and cakes in the village hall.

The wild deer and the geese were filmed in the Forest of Dean, in the woods close to Speech House.

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