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Rosslyn Glamping and Fullers Mill Gardens

Rosslyn Glamping have generously opened their site; that has a wonderful outdoor heated swimming pool; for Naturist use again this June.
The owners are friendly and hospitable. With pitches for Caravans, Motorhomes and Tents. There is plenty of Space to suit your manner of stay. Day trippers are also Welcome.
On site also are Glamping Trailers to rent if you want that touch of Glamour to your stay.
If you would like to Book a stay at Rosslyn; it is located in North Norfolk and close to Holkham Beach; here is the link below to their website;
 
"glamping North Norfolk www.rosslynglamping.com" https://www.rosslynglamping.com
 
Next; We have a visit to the beautiful Fullers Mill Gardens in Suffolk just outside Bury st Edmunds. Close to the A14 and A11. 
The event is on Sunday 20th June from 5:30pm until 8pm.
This year the event is partnering with the British Heart Foundation;
https://www.bhf.org.uk/
The gardens are Botanical and host rare species of plants from around the world.There are giant Bamboo plants, Alpines, and many other plants that are expertly managed.
The staff are always willing to help you and can  answer any questions you may have. There is also a large Free Car park.
There is a seating area with drinks and home made cakes available from the shop. 
The river Lark runs through the centre of the gardens . The gardens are managed by a team of volunteer gardeners whom are led by a Head Gardener. The gardens were originally private but were left to the public by the last resident of the cottage at the centre of the gardens.
Last year we had a fun time in the warmth of the sun. We had several first time Naturists attend.
Do you know someone whom would like to try Naturism?.
Why not invite them along to enjoy a relaxed natural environment and fresh air. Check out the photos above.
The Ticket Booking link is below;
https://shop.bn.org.uk/collections/2021-regional-events/products/fullers-mill-naturist-garden-visit
So in in all; some great Events coming up.
 
 
 

AGM AND PETERBOROUGH LIDO SWIM

This week we have our Eastern Region  AGM on Sunday 6th June at 11am. The reminder, with the Hyperlink for the online zoom meeting will be sent to members.
 
We also have the Peterborough Lido Naked Swim.  On Saturday 12th June from 7:30pm until 10pm. Last held in 2019 as part of The Great British Skinny Dip (GBSD), we had as many as 10 first time naturists attend.
The Pool is Heated and is of an Olympic size. There is a Poolside  Shop where Food and drinks are available. There are Lockers for personal belongings. Next door to the Lido is a Free large Car Park, The train station is 15 minutes walk away and there is a Premier Inn Hotel nearby to the Lido.
This is a great event to invite your friends,family and colleagues to try naturism for the first time, in a fun and relaxed way.
Here are some photos and the link for Booking Tickets;
Peterborough Lido Naturist Swim - Eastern - British Naturism (bn.org.uk)
 
 
 

Eastern Regions Events Coming Up.

The next few months are exciting.
Coming up we have many events in the Eastern Region to get involved with;
We have several  Naturist Walks led by Andrew Roch. in compliance with covid and Ramblers Association guidelines.
We also have moved the AGM online. We have Brewery visits and Canal boat Trips. The Mikron Theatre group  is giving a performance. We have Museum visits. We have Garden visits  We have nudist beach visits and many more events lined up!
Please see our Eastern Events listing;
https://www.bn.org.uk/regions/eastern/
 
The Events  are for sale in the BN Shop. Events tickets are being sold quickly, so get onboard and book your tickets ASAP.
Here is a link to the BN shop;
https://shop.bn.org.uk/pages/shoplink

Wilstone Naturist Walk

Wilstone Naturist Walk Cancelled
The  year's  first walk on Friday 19th March at 12:30pm has been cancelled due to covid restrictions.
However; the other walks listed on the the eastern regional events page are being left in the schedule. Please see link below;
Upcoming Naturist Events - BN Eastern Region - British Naturism
Our new Walks Coordinator Andrew Roch is currently in talks with and taking advice from the Ramblers Association while keeping a close eye on Government guidelines.

We Have A New Sports Officer And Walks Coordinator

Recently a new Sports Officer for the Eastern Region was appointed. Ian Beeby has recently agreed to adopt the role. He is a
volunteer on the Eastern Regional Committee and has previously served in other volunteer roles, and most  recently as ; Vice Chairman  of the
committee.
 
In recent times the use of sport within British Naturism's Eastern Region has been put on the back burner. with the Covid 19 Pandemic
being  a large factor in this. so to reinvigoraate naturist Sport in our region. Ian will be planning ahead and working with the relevant sport
governing bodies and following Government guidelines to provide sport in this year of 2021.
 
 
We wish Ian every success as he embarks on his new role as Sports Officer.
 
 
We also have a new Walks Coordinator. Andrew Roch is an experienced walker and has recently taken over the role from John Gelder, whom has become the National Volunteer Officer.
Andrew has begun planning walks for this year, so when government guidelines permit his planned walks will begin.
 
We wish both Andrew and John every success in their new roles.
 
Article by Andy Gilmour
 

Working for Naturism throughout the Pandemic

Working for Naturism throughout the pandemic…
Due to the ‘Lock down’ situation you would be forgiven for thinking that we are busy doing nothing at BN behind the scenes – when nothing could be further from the truth! All the regional coordinators and other volunteers have been busy beavering away at creating regional and National events. The South West team are busy helping to arrange a camping event at Thorney Lakes in September, The Eastern rep is setting up Garden visits, the Saner rep is collaborating with the National events team with ‘The Gathering’ Others are busy setting dates for events and uploading these into the BN calendar.
Every volunteer is contributing to the GBSD campaign by way of connecting their events to the growing list of regional events for the GBSD / BHF Alliance - the BHF fundraising manager Hannah is the ‘go to’ person for BHF and she is engaging fortnightly with Siobhan and myself via Zoom. We now have a list of connected 'member led' events (nationally) that is fast approaching 50. We are constantly seeking out venues, so any suggestions are welcome, please send them to campaigns@bn.org.uk  
The North West Outreach and North West Action groups are constantly engaging via Workplace, WhatsApp and video conference calls. So – Pandemic permitting, we can later give the membership a full programme of regional events.
Hope to see you all soon….
Ron.

2021 Naked Outdoors

2021 – Naked Outdoors.
2020 has been a year best forgotten in terms of promoting the usual annual club events in the North West region, so where exactly the New year will take us is – as yet, unsure and difficult to predict. We did manage quite a few member led events such as the Beacon Tarn Naked walk and skinny dip (twice), a handful of beach days including the new find at Roanhead in Cumbria (thanks to Garibaldi Nick) and a Naked evening at Dorothy Clive gardens – thanks to John Rodgers for arranging that one. Thankfully John will be continuing to lead Naked walks in the south of the region, despite retiring as NW Coordinator.
It’s been a frustrating first few months for Amanda Lee, the new NW Coordinator and myself leading the Campaigns task force, when we were both so enthusiastic about what we planned to achieve working together. The most positive aspect was the expansion of our ‘North West Action’ workplace group and the emergence of the new WhatsApp group ‘NW Outreach’, bringing together BN members from around the region to engage and take part in regional events, enabling us to walk Naked safely outdoors with ‘safety in numbers’ being applied, registering for ‘Track and Trace’.  
The many new faces are hard to keep track on, so the ‘NW Outreach’ group  intend to hold regular Zoom sessions before and during the season to familiarise ourselves again and make concrete plans for who does what and where during 2021 – any new ideas or suggestions for beach locations etc are welcome. Don’t forget we already have St Annes beach for Naturist use on any day of the week, so maybe we could utilise our WhatsApp group for regular meet ups there.
I aim to create a national network of Campaigns volunteers for 2021, so this should lead to more success if the Covid-19 vaccine is successful – hopefully a new volunteer applicant will be joining the official campaigns team soon - he will be leading and expanding the Naked walking programme locally, applying his knowledge and experience of Naked walking throughout the Lake district.
The unpredictable increase in interest for Naked walking has been a real eye opener and I would also like to look at expanding on the Naked Garden visits - another outdoor initiative that is always popular and well attended. These can be facilitated midweek or after the Gardens’ normal hours at weekends. I’ve already had a positive reply from the manager of a gardens venue near Warrington – inviting the two of us for a day visit in the Spring to see if it is suitable. All these to supplement the national BN Events programme.                                                         
The Great British Skinny Dip…  
I am sure you are aware of my passion for this campaign and I hope to return to finding many more new venues – this time with the help of campaigns volunteers nationwide, challenging discriminatory refusals vociferously through the appropriate channels. The new venue in East Lancashire have kept in touch and seem keen to facilitate us on the restart of the campaign. Also the new manager at Penketh has promised notifications when appropriate, Wigton are always in touch with possible restart dates, these are all updated regularly  on NW News online.
Ron O’Hare (Campaigns Task Force, Team GBSD)
Email: ron.ohare@bn.org.uk

Valley Farm Vineyards For Sale

Last Summer many of us enjoyed a day out near Halesworth at Valley Farm Vineyards. Our two female hosts were, very hospitable and knowledgeable about the industey and their wines. 
Sadly they have decided to move on. Here is an article about them;
East Anglian Daily Times: Halesworth, Suffolk, vineyard for sale as owners move on. https://www.eadt.co.uk/business/valley-farm-vineyards-on-the-market-1-6823025
Andy

Do you live in South Wales?

An exciting opportunity to be part of BN's South West Region Leadership Team, coordinating and promoting a programme of naturist activities and opportunities in South Wales, and a great opportunity for someone who likes connecting with others!  As the South Wales Representative you will act as a contact point for members, provide information about local opportunities, promote naturism as a healthy lifestyle and encourage more people in South Wales to become involved in naturism.  Find out more details from HERE, then if you are interested contact our Regional Coordinator Mike Whitcombe for an informal chat.

NW Action group

The North West Action group - leading us out of restrictions incrementally with many outdoor events and the September relaunch of the successful Wigton Naturist swim….
With the Beacon Tarn Naked walk and skinny dip and a first ever organised beach day at Roanhead beach near Barrow in Furness under our belts – the latter was well documented by the local paper ‘The Barrow Mail’ and a positive interview drew plenty of attention to our right to take off our clothes on any beach, despite a local councillor saying we would perhaps disturb the wildlife! Due to popular demand we are to revisit Beacon Tarn on the 19th September, but before that we have the Morfa Dyffryn annual beach day on 5th September – more information can be found on North West News online. -  Updated daily. 
Naked swimming returns to the Wigton Pool !
After 5 long months without a swim, this ‘Great British Skinny Dip’ associated swimming pool – Wigton, are reopening their doors and welcoming back Naturist swimming again every second Saturday in the month - beginning on the 12th September 2020 2-4pm. There is a limit of 27 swimmers to comply with social distancing, so be sure to ring the Wigton pool and book your spot. Please bring photo I.D. and proof of address if it’s your first visit. Ladies visiting for the first time can contact the North West ‘Women in Naturism’ campaign coordinator -  Elizabeth via email for a personal welcome.  
Wigton Pool T. 016973 42412 
North West Clubs opening their doors for visitors.
We now have several North West clubs opening their doors for visitors,  with one particular club leading the way by inviting visitors to join on the first ever visit! Yes, you can visit Morecambe Bay Naturist Club by appointment and become members immediately! Please be sure to book in advance by emailing MBNC enquiries -  BN members can email the Chairman direct.
M. 07467 24 66 90
Liverpool Sun & Air are accepting visitors, please visit their website for more info about this modern British Naturism supportive club.
M. 07947 48 07 07.
Ashdene Naturist Club (Just over the border) are welcoming visitors, but be sure to book in advance to visit this premier Naturist club, as visitor numbers are limited. There are 3 club caravans available to hire, but only to members at present, due to restrictions.
M. 07519 95 28 07
Telford Naturist Club Visitors are welcome again with their own unit, but they must use their own toilet and shower. Day visits are not yet possible. Please be sure to book in advance.
M. 07760 61 83 67.
Lancashire Sun are accepting visitors too - see the ‘visitor page’ on their website.
See the 'Clubs' page on North West News online. for up to date news on Club visits.
Ron O’Hare 

Corton Beach Day

Sunday 23rd August is The Eastern Region Beach day at Corton on the East Coast at Corton Beach just North of Lowestoft.
 
 On Google Maps I have placed a red pin in the car park This  is a free large  car park. To access the beach from the car park. Cross the main  Corton road B1385 at the crossing point, and walk to  the  downsloping pathway. Follow the path down the slope until you see the steps on the beach. Turn left and walk about 200 yards and then you will find yourself in the naturist area of Corton Beach. The journey from the Car park to the naturist part of the beach takes about 5 minutes.
Here is a google map view;
Dropped pin Near Lowestoft https://maps.app.goo.gl/XwZFEGtaws8ncf2T8
Below is a view of the path to the beach;

Fullers Mill Gardens

If you have not Booked a ticket for Fullers Mill Gardens, but would like to go along, you can book now by contacting Robert Finney on athelstan936@ntlworld.com 
Booking closes tomorrow Sunday 2nd August.
Here are the essential details;
 

BEDS, BUCKS AND HERTS NATURIST WALKS UPDATE

Beds/Bucks/Herts Naturist Walks – New Walks and Dates Announced



We are pleased to announce three further walks as follows:

Friday 7 August 2020 – Tring, Hertfordshire, including sections of The Ridgeway and the Chiltern Way (9 miles).

Friday 4 September 2020 – North Marston, Buckinghamshire, through parts of Aylesbury Vale with panoramic views of the Chilterns and North Buckinghamshire from the top of Quainton Hill (7 miles).

Friday 9 October 2020 – Wendover, Buckinghamshire, including part of the Chiltern Hills (7 miles). Start/Finish point is accessible by train to Wendover Station on the Chiltern Line (London Marylebone to Aylesbury Vale Parkway via Amersham).

The routes are mostly flat through woodland and open countryside but do include some low to moderate inclines.

Places are limited to 30 participants only. Please note that everyone participating in the walk will be expected to maintain the required two meters social distancing from each other prior to and during the walk.

These events are being organised by British Naturism Eastern Region in association with the Milton Keynes Naturist Meet and Greet Group. They are open to all members of British Naturism and other naturist (walking) groups; anyone new to naturism or to naturist walking is welcome too. When booking, please state whether you are a member of BN or other naturist groups.

You must be fit enough to walk up to seven miles, including moderate hills. Please only book if you are certain you can attend as places are limited. However, you should NOT attend if you have any Coronavirus symptoms or need to self-isolate because a member of your household has symptoms or if you have been asked to self-isolate after coming into contact with someone who has symptoms.

For further information or to book onto this event, please contact John Gelder, Walks Coordinator, via email: easternwalks@bn.org.uk giving your name, mobile phone number and membership status. Details of the meeting point and other information will be provided when your booking is confirmed.

Article by John Gelder.

Watford Swim Club Sessions To Resume.

Here is some Good News;
Watford Naturist Swimming Club will restart its activities on;  Friday 14th August.
In the Pool there will be lane closures. Both the Sauna and Steam Room will be closed.
.
 
 
For the time being the club will be restricted to members only until members can gain experience using the facility under Covid restrictions.
http://www.wnsc.org.uk/
Andy Gilmour
 
 

Olde Kings Arms Update

We  have some News regarding the meal at The Olde Kings Arms, Hemel Hempstead on Saturday 5th September.
Due to the Covid  19 Regulations the meal has been postponed.
We are going to reschedule the event for later on this year, or early next year. The venue is popular and has overnight accommodation too.
Andy Gilmour
 

South West Region News - July 2020

South West Region News - July 2020
Here is an update of what’s - on and what’s - not in the South West Region, plus some plans for next year already being made.
South West Region Meeting 2021.
The team has decided a meeting this year is not realistic. Therefore, tentative plans are in place for our next meeting scheduled for Saturday afternoon on 3rd April 2021.  We plan to repeat arrangements in place before lockdown when we were to meet in the Bear Inn at Street before enjoying the hospitality of Larches swim and a return to the pub for good food and a social evening. More information will follow early in the new year.
 
News and reports from the Clubs
Torbay Sun Club
With club swims remaining closed, we are hopeful of some movement soon, after some pools opened on Saturday 25th July. During lockdown the Club has several Zoom naked quizzes thoroughly enjoyed by many members and was then supplemented by a naked chat aimed at also including the non quizzers. Additionally we had a couple of club meets at Slapton Sands to enable socially distanced contact, which was attended by many members throughout the day.   
One event we are hopeful of taking place is the naked cruise on 7th August from Exmouth, Covid precautions are in place including reduced numbers but a small number of places are still available.
Dolcoed
It certainly has been a roller coaster of a year so far and we hope that everyone remains safe and gets through this year unscathed. No events planned this year, we are going to start a fresh for 2021, better to be safe than sorry. 
We are however open and busy for the rest of the season. We are in the middle of building a swimming pool but unfortunately we are behind due to covid but remaining confident to getting it completed ASAP. 
We possibly have some new additions to Dolcoed as our pet geese are currently sitting on eggs so hopefully we will have 2 babies at the end of July. 
Fingers crossed for a safe, healthy and profitable remainder of the season. 
Rivendell
Planning to open in September, bookings and all further information from their website.
Family Meet-up
14th - 16th August
NOTE: OPEN TO FAMILIES WITH UNDER 18s ONLY
South West Outdoor Club (SWOC to its friends) is a basic club site located near Dorset's county town or Dorchester. It has a lovely, rural site with boules, miniten and volleyball. There is a clubhouse with kitchen facilities and a warm welcome. There is no mains water or EHU on the site but there is rainwater to flush the toilets. We'll be organising sports and activities for all ages and look forward to enjoying the peace of the surrounding countryside.
Camping is available for tents, caravans and motorhomes. A toilet is available but there is no running water or EHU.
Due to Covid-19 facilities and activities available will reflect the latest regulations and guidance at the time.
However, the SWOC club-house (including kitchen area) will NOT be open during our stay.
Booking is now open via the BN Events website
Splashdown, Poole
Saturday 29th August 7.30 - 10pm
The best waterpark on the south coast - an amazing night featuring some of the best waterslides in the UK.  It is understood a decision on whether this event can go ahead is expected soon.
Bookings online at the BN website
Nudefest 2020.
Unfortunately, this years rescheduled event for September is cancelled, full details are on the BN website.  However, some good news, the site will be a naturist site for camping and caravans etc. from the 7th-14th September.
Booking will soon open and will be direct with Thorney Lakes.
This will not be a British Naturism or Nudefest team event.
Nudefest 2021
Plans are underway for next year when a “Best Ever” Nudefest will return to Thorney Lakes from 5th to 12th July 2021.  Bookings will soon be open on the BN website.
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Leicester in Lockdown

I just want to mention everyone in the city and area around Leicester that have been put in Lockdown again.
As naturists in the area,  perhaps your off work again, furloughed or working from home. or stuck at home isolated from family and friends for even longer now.
Maybe your participating in the online BN events or gardening naked.
I just want to say we are thinking about you respectfully, and look forward to seeing you at events once your local lockdown has been lifted.
Andy

Rosslyn Glamping Naturist Summer Dates.

Here is more Good news;
Rosslyn Glamping, have just announced their dates for Naturist Glamping and camping. They also have room for Motorhomes and 7.9m Touring Caravans.
From Friday 17th July until Sunday 26th July are the clothing Optional dates.
Set in North Norfolk and close to Holkham Naturist beach on the North Norfolk coast, this site is a hidden gem not to be missed.
There is an outdoor heated pool and Sauna as well as a lawn for sunbathing. Whether you stay for the whole time or visit for the day, you can have a relaxing experience.
Here is their website with some great photos of the site.
https://www.rosslynglamping.com/
Please understand social distancing must be considered during your stay.
Andy

Fullers Mill Gardens

Robert has announced; some news about an event in our region. Suffice to say this is going to be a popular event with people already asking for tickets.
GOOD NEWS.
After all the cancelled events it is good to be able to report an event that is going to take place. The visit to Fullers Mill Garden on 9th of August will take place. I spoke this morning with Annie Dellbridge, the Head Gardener. Normally the garden can easily cope with 200 people but due to social distancing numbers have had to be reduced. Initially we have a limit of 50 people but they do hope to allow us to go higher once they have some experience of opening in the current situation with Covid 19. 
This a great event that will support two regional charities, These are East Anglian Air Ambulance and Fullers Mill Garden. 
By Robert Finney
 
 

East Anglia Is Opening Up

Wells Next To Sea, Norfolk.

We'd like to encorouge our members in the Eastern Region. All of our events before Lockdown were almost always fully booked with Friendly, enthusiastic people.
During Lockdown we have seen and spoken to many of you on Zoom during British Naturism Online Events.There has been some good banter too.
As we come out of Lockdown we hope to see you both online and at Future Eastern Region Events. As East Anglia reopens gradually.
We would like to encorouge you if you have an idea for an event, or if you know of a good venue for an event, or if you have contacts, even maybe local knowledge of a potential venue. We would love to hear from you. Or maybe you are organising an event yourself. We would love to hear from you.
You can contact our Eastern Region Committee via email;
 
Chairman and Eastern Coordinator;
Robert Finney easternrep@bn.org.uk
easterchairman@bn.org.uk
 
Vice Chairman;
Ian Beeby easternvicechairman@bn.org.uk
 
Treasurer;
Nigel Bromley easterntreasurer@bn.org.uk
 
Secretary;
Cathy Bromley easternsecretary@bn.org.uk
 
Walks Coordinator;
John Gelder easternwalks@bn.org.uk
 
Sports Officer;
Martin Dench easternevents@bn.org.uk
 
Volunteer Officer;
Richard Stacey richard.stacey@bn.org.uk
 
 
Public Relations Officer (PRO)
 (Me) Andrew Gilmour easternpro@bn.org.uk
 
I am sure everyone will do their best to enjoy this summer naked so maybe we'll see you soon.
Andy

Taking A look Towards The Eastern Region

Here in the Uk there are around 4 million people who have done a skinny dip or go about nude at home. The population of East Anglia is around 4 million people. But not all are nudists, or naturists, or skinny dippers. 
The BN Eastern Region Area is huge and stretches from Oxford in the west of the region to Lowestoft on the East coast a distance of 175 miles, and from Holkham beach on  the North Norfolk coast down to just outside London to the M25, a distance of 125 miles. So our Eastern Region is massive. It can be a bit of a challenge getting to some events at the far edges of the eastern region.
Large parts of the Eastern region are sparcely populated . Suffolk and Norfolk are cases in point, so naturists are few and far between, so many travel long distance just to meet up with other naturists.

Chatting About Naturism

Hi Everyone
Sometimes, you may find that in conversation with family or friends the subject of nudity comes up.
So to help us talk about nudity and naturism  confidentally, its good to be well informed and have support tools at our disposal.
So here sre just a few tools to help out;
 
Literature;
British Naturism has up to date information booklets and flyers explaining what Naturism is that are free.
https://www.bn.org.uk/store/category/5-bn-promotional/
 
Conversations and Experiences
Sometimes, you have had a good conversation with someeone whom maybe interested in Naturism and you are excited and want to tell someone what happened. Well British Naturism has the forum thread you can use named;
Just One Person;
 
The Law
It maybe that a non naturist has just asked if being nude in public is against the law or not, and you want to be correctly informed about the laws on nudity, so you can accurately explain them to your listener.
British Naturism has provided a legal guides referring to Nudity in Public to enable you to know your rights as a naturist in Public;
https://www.bn.org.uk/files/
 
When you do talk with other people about naturism or nudity its good to be relaxed and just naturally explain why you enjoy taking your clothes off as if you were talking about any other subject of conversation.
Its helpful to mention the benefits of being naked that you personally find in your life.
 
Scientific Evidence
Dr Keon West a Psychologist, published his findings from a recent study of clothed and unclothed people. He found that people when naked in a group of other naked people were more likely to have increased levels of self esteem and body confidence. Here is a link  to the published Paper by Dr West;
.https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.1080/00224499.2020.1764470?forwardService=showFullText&tokenAccess=K2XXNEDGJ5JSV8YB3JNB&tokenDomain=eprints&target=10.1080%2F00224499.2020.1764470&doi=10.1080%2F00224499.2020.1764470&doi=10.1080%2F00224499.2020.1764470&doi=10.1080%2F00224499.2020.1764470&journalCode=hjsr20
If you are new to Naturism we hope that you maybe better informed and more confident when speaking to others too.
Andy Gilmour
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Eastern Walking Events To Go Ahead Fully Booked

Photo taken before Lockdown
 
Great News! As a result of the Lockdown partially lifting, John Gelder our Eastern Region Walks Coordinator has been able to carry on with three of the many organised walks that were planned;
Firstly;  Aston Abbotts Naturist walks on Sunday 21st June 2020
Secondly; World Naked Hiking day ( in a different location to the one previously advertised )
Thirdly; Great Missenden Walk on Friday 17th July
The Above Walks Are Now Fully Booked
 
PLEASE NOTE;
Each walk will consist of 2 groups of 6 people The groups will depart 30 minutes apart along the same route. All Walkers will Socially Distance from each other at 2 metres apart; before, during and after the walk You will be told not to attend the walk if you or your Household have Covid 19 symptoms, or indeed you are required to self-isolate. We will continue to monitor the situation and will announce further walking dates in due course. We will keep you informed of events through our regular channels of communication.  
 
We do hope that you will enjoy your walks.
Andy G
 
 

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