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    • Don’t Go With the Flow

    Find a stream; don’t go with the flow This simple adventure is really just about looking for an alternative to the ‘beaten track’. Streams are magnets for families, picnikers and dog walkers – especially when…
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    Make a Rope Swing

    Children love playing on playgrounds and in parks – climbing, swinging and jumping around. There is something natural about it. But, there is also something quite un-natural at the same time – after all, what’s…
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    Wild River Swim

    Wild River Swim Whether you want a refreshing morning wake-up after a night’s camping, or you just want to experience a river from a whole new perspective, a wild river swim is certainly going to…
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    Go Coasteering

    Coasteering is an increasingly popular adventure sport that combines scrambling, climbing and swimming along a rocky coastline along with the optional and adrenaline-filled jumps from varying heights (depending how brave you are!). Suitable for almost all ages…
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    Build a Bridge

    There’s something instinctive about building a bridge, even if it’s just to span the smallest of streams, ditches or rivers. And kids certainly love the excitement of trying to build a natural structure – cos…
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    Go Behind a Waterfall

    Walk behind a waterfall Walking to a waterfall to watch, listen to and feel its power and awe is enough of a thrilling experience itself – for both adults and children alike. Be prepared to…
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    Sleep on a Beach

    In a quest to find different exciting locations to sleep at, why not try a bivvy on a beach? Britain’s coastlines offer a range of beautiful beaches with fabulous views and the same exciting beach day activities can…
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    Go On A Scooter Safari

    Many children own scooters but you don’t often see a whole family out on them. Borrow a few extra scooters from friends or familly and head off on a safari of the local surroundings altogether.…
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    Try Slacklining

    Slacklining is a relatively new activity that involves suspending a piece of nylon webbing, under tension, between two anchor points e.g. trees. It’s a simple sport that can be practised in a range of settings,…
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