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Everyone is invited to stroll along the Fairy Trail, a full 300 yards of fun for everyone!
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Spring, late fall and winter are the ideal times to visit nearby deserts
I did have one important advantage though. My instructor, Christopher Hagedorn, has been leading classes and expeditions in this area for upward of 10 years. His company, Get in the Wild Adventures, has thrived throughout the COVID-19 pandemic. Not surprising, I suppose. Canyoneering is by its very nature a socially distanced activity.
“I spent a good part of my life following the dream of being an astronaut,” he said the first day at our training camp, about 20 minutes’ drive from Hanksville, Utah.
“When I realized that wasn’t going to happen, I figured this was the closest I’d ever get to being on another planet.”
Englemere Pond Walk, Ascot THE FAIRY trail , made by Ascot residents in a nearby nature reserve, has led to the council telling locals to take back their belongings before they re binned. Bracknell Forest Council posted public notices around the Englemere Pond Walk, Ascot, earlier this week, urging residents to remove their belongings from the site after concerns for the local wildlife s safety were raised. The Fairy Trail was first made by residents earlier this year, with locals placing various decorations around the area and making light entertainment for children during the ongoing lockdowns. In the public notice, the council mentions that through Covid lockdown this has been an enjoyable feature for people visiting the site , however states that a lot of the decorations are non-biodegradable, and are not being removed from the site.
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