Family Footsteps
SUNDAY 20 APRIL 2008 FROM 10.30AM UNTIL 3.00PM
WHAT IS IT?
Family Footsteps is a walk for all the family in some of the most beautiful countryside the South of England has to offer.
The walks are designed to be manageable for participants of all ages. If you'd like to make the walk more of a challenge we dare you to come up with a trickier way of covering the course (such as putting rocks in your rucksack, three legged walking...)!
The idea is to raise as much money as possible for Children's Hospice South West and Naomi House Hospice and you can do this by registering and asking your friends and family to sponsor you.
Photography competition
The winners of the photography competition are:
Carmen Stamper (aged 30+)
Molly Bartlett (aged 4)
Congratulations! Your prizes will be sent to you shortly.
WHERE IS IT HAPPENING?
In four different locations, simultaneously.
BRISTOL
Charlton Farm, Wraxall
EXETER
Riverside Valley Park, Double Locks, Marsh Barton
PLYMOUTH
Mothecombe, Flete Estate
SOUTHAMPTON
Itchen Valley Park
HOW DO I REGISTER?
Registration for the walk has now closed but there will be lots of entertainment on the day so you are more than welcome to come along and join in the fun.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
TIPS FOR WALKERS
- Know where you are or have a map and the ability to read it.
- Do not walk alone. We recommend that all walkers have a companion for Family Footsteps.
- Make sure someone knows when you expect to be back.
- Make sure you have plenty to eat and drink and are adequately dressed for the length of time you'll be out.
- Take a sensible approach to the weather, which in Britain is rarely severe but changeable and often wet.
FOLLOW THE COUNTRYSIDE CODE
- Be safe - plan ahead and follow any signs
- Leave gates and property as you find them
- Protect plants and animals and take your litter home
- Keep dogs under close control
- Consider other people
For more information visit www.countrysideaccess.gov.uk.
Important: Bond Pearce LLP cannot take any responsibility for walkers, and anyone taking part in this event does so at their own risk.