People with dementia are being offered the chance to do some therapeutic gardening in Exwick.
It's one of five pilot projects being funded by the national charity Age UK and rolled out by its local branch.
The dementia sufferers and their relatives or carers are being invited to take part in weekly sessions at the Guys and Hylton allotments - enabling them to enjoy the outdoors and make new friends.
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