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Canon EOS M6 Mark II

Canon EOS M6 Mark II

A fast, compact, mirrorless EOS – bristling with the latest tech and able to capture the most fleeting moments.

For anyone who enjoys documenting their life with spontaneous, creative photography and filmmaking, the EOS M6 Mark II provides speed, power and versatility in a highly portable design. The camera uses an APS-C sized 32.5 megapixel CMOS sensor and DIGIC 8 processor to deliver superb image quality, even in low-light conditions, thanks to a maximum ISO 25,600 sensitivity. Capture fleeting moments at up to 14 fps, or 18 megapixel RAW Bursts at an incredible 30 fps, with full autofocus. A tilt-up touchscreen lets you shoot from new and unusual viewpoints, while the optional, removable EVF-DC2 (sold separately) electronic viewfinder lets you take a more personal view and is great for shooting in bright conditions.

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Canon EOS R Full Frame Mirrorless Digital Camera

A pioneering full-frame EOS R camera for professionals and advanced enthusiasts

Building on over 30 years of EOS innovation and design heritage, EOS R sets the standard for the camera of tomorrow with a pioneering lens mount offering responsive, high-speed auto-focus in as little as 0.05 seconds. Along with a range of RF lenses, EOS R also is fully compatible with existing EF and EF-S lenses via a choice of 3 adapters, plus it boasts 4K video and state-of-the art connectivity for greater creative possibilities.

A stylish and customisable magnesium alloy body brings new levels of operability to EOS users thanks to intuitive controls and a high degree of elegance.

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Canon EOS RP

A small, light and intuitive full-frame mirrorless camera for superb creativity on the go.

The Canon EOS RP is a practical, creative full-frame mirrorless camera with enormous creative potential thanks to the next generation RF lenses. The wide diameter, high communication speed and short back focus of the RF mount is the perfect starting point for your future full-frame system.

Focus smoothly with Dual Pixel CMOS AF and film steady footage with Movie Digital IS and up to 4K resolution with a range of easy to use and edit codecs. Mic and headphone jacks bring full audio control and the Vari-Angle touch screen LCD gives stability and a clear view of your subject.

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Canon Powershot G5 X Compact Camera

  • 20.2 Megapixel 1.0 inch back-illuminated CMOS sensor
  • 2.36 million dot OLED Electronic Viewfinder
  • 3.0” Touchscreen LCD
  • 4.3x Optical Zoom
  • 31-point AF
  • Wide focal range 28–84mm equivalent
  • Compact and lightweight
  • Wi-Fi and Dynamic NFC
  • Full HD 1080p video
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Canon Powershot G7 X Mark II

The Canon PowerShot G7 X Mark II compact camera captures brilliant images in a portable design, with a 1.0-type CMOS image sensor and f/1.8-2.8 lens. It uses the DIGIC 7 processor, and takes Full HD 60p video.

  • 1.0-type CMOS image sensor
  • DIGIC 7 image processor
  • f/1.8-2.8 lens
  • Lens Control Ring for either smooth or step action
  • Large 9-blade aperture for great control over DOF, and attractive bokeh
  • 4-stop image stabilisation with Dual Sensing IS technology
  • Picture Styles and 14-bit RAW shooting
  • In-camera RAW processing
  • Automatic cloud backup

  • 8fps continuous shooting, even in full resolution RAW
  • Full HD 60p video with Manual Movie full creative control and time-lapse
  • MF Peaking and Touch AF
  • 5-axis Advanced Dynamic IS with Auto Level
  • Dynamic NFC 1-tap connection to a smart device
  • Remote shooting with smart device
  • File sharing over Wi-Fi with Canon Camera Connect app

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Canon RF Mount Lenses

Explore the range of next generation EOS R System lenses designed for optical excellence.

RF lenses offer higher quality and speed with a performance optimised for the EOS R camera. They are fast and bright with unique qualities that offer new levels of intuitive control.

Build your system and use your existing lenses
EOS R System adapters are unique and offer additional creative control, enabling photographers and filmmakers to use their existing EF and EF-S lenses with full compatibility and no loss in performance.

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CavingCaving

Caving

Being deep underground is a unique experience. The peace, beauty and darkness of the caves envelop you, and your small group in the bubble of light given off by your head torch. Caving is both humbling and exciting: a natural wonderland where every formation out-ages your whole known family tree.

Caves have formed each, with their unique character and challenges which make it a fantastic sport when adapted at the right level for our adventurous customers. From entering via a waterfall using a rope to wheeling in a wheelchair through large water-worn passageways – there are options aplenty.

People worry that they might get stuck in tight spaces, let us reassure you, that the passages are generally large – it’s normal to stand up for most of the time. There may be a crawl or two but there is never a squeeze unless given as an optional challenge.

We have a meeting point in Ingleton for Caving and as many caves are weather dependent we make final plans on the day when we meet you.

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Cheltenham at New Year 29/12

During these breaks, we’ll walk one of the finest stretches of the Cotswold Way to Leckhampton Hill before taking in the spectacular views from the Devil’s Chimney and the Cotswold Escarpment, with fantastic views across the River Severn to Wales. We can also walk out to Cooper’s Hill, famous for its annual cheese rolling competition and ascend The Peak for another Cotswold panorama before descending through the village of Little Witcombe.

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CHOOSING AN E-BIKECHOOSING AN E-BIKE

Choosing an e-bike

Even in the Raleigh collection there are 21 different models of e-bikes to meet all price points and differing lifestyles. There’s the stylish and affordable Raleigh Array which starts at £1000 and is ideal for people looking to get back into the saddle after a few years out. Then there’s the more aggressive Raleigh Strada TSE which delivers a new urban cycling experience.

We’d recommend that you visit a Raleigh dealer to take you through the options, so you can choose the perfect e-bike for you. Your dealer will ensure the e-bike’s the right size for your height, take you through how it works and make sure it’s perfectly set up. Raleigh dealers offer a ‘See, Try, Buy’ service also means you can try out different e-bikes to see which one suits you best and get the best possible advice from the experts at your local shop.

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Clent Hills Camping and Caravanning Club Site

Set in a peaceful valley and surrounded by pleasant views, it’s hard to believe our Clent Hills Club Site is only 15 miles from the centre of Birmingham and Kidderminster is even closer.

Walkers will love the Clent Hills, which offer panoramic views as far as the Cotswolds and the Welsh borders. It is a great place to stop when walking the Worcester and Birmingham Canal walk.

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ClimbingClimbing

Climbing

Rock climbing is for those who love working things out – it is literally about solving physical problems with your body: how to get from your current position to the next position needed to progress up or along the climb.

Further to the personal challenge there develops quickly a culture of collective problem solving from the team on the ground: who can see from a different perspective, the problem you are tackling. There – like all great adventure sports – is a simplicity to climbing which helps you focus and enjoy the unique experience of defying gravity on terrain near the limit of what a human can traverse.

We have a range of climbing venues that we use including wheelchair access to the base of the crag. We can also adapt systems to physically assist the climbers. Extra support on the ropes makes it easier for the climber to ascend. A parallel rope allows a guide alongside providing physical support, coaching and reassurance.

We climb both indoors and out depending on the weather and objectives of the experience. You can try climbing for the day, join us for a climbing weekend, learn to climb independently or join us on European climbing trips.

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Cornwall: Chy Morvah

Built on the cliffs overlooking St Ives Bay, Chy Morvah, meaning “house by the sea” in Cornish, is situated in the delightful seaside town of St Ives. Glorious sandy beaches, the bustling harbour, and array of artists galleries are all within easy walking distance.

Chy Morvah has 39 bedrooms, located in the main building and adjacent Lanyons House. The building has been designed to maximise its elevated position and stunning sea views. The panoramic main lounge has extensive views across St Ives Bay as does the dining room.

Chy Morvah has attractive gardens with spectacular sea views and the heated outdoor pool is always popular with our guests.

We are a #LitterHeroes Property

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Pink Ribbon FoundationPink Ribbon Foundation

Crystal Pink Ribbon Brooch

Show your support for the Pink Ribbon Foundation and support those affected by breast cancer. This stunning crystal pink ribbon brooch is fully covered with three rows of dazzling crystals in clear (diamond), pale pink and dark pink.

Length, 3.5cm and width 2cm with traditional pin fastening.

100% profits from the sale of each brooch sold, helps the Pink Ribbon Foundation to support those living with a breast cancer diagnosis.

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Cypress

From function to fashion, cornfields to battle fields, playgrounds to arenas, Wigwam has been the sock of choice for over 100 years.

The best selling, trend setting Cypress is a classic crew, ragg-look sock with cotton softness and comfort. Perfect for stepping out in style anywhere or relaxing after a day on the hills.

Available in a wide range of colours. #MyFavoritePair

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Dark Tides by Chris Ewan

This island has a rare and exciting history to discover and the books of Chris Ewan will certainly give you a unique view of the island and its history.

There’s a lot of folklore and stories about this place – do you know about the Hop-tu-Naa, the Manx Halloween? It’s a Celtic festival which takes place on 31st October like Halloween although this festival dates back much earlier. The name pronounced Hop two nay – translates as This is the Night…..

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Death in the Dales by Frances Brody

The books of Frances Brody are an excellent way of discovering parts of the Dales you might not have seen otherwise. Death in the Dales is set around Settle and Langcliffe which are only a short distance from this walk. You can certainly get a good view from Malham of the setting on the book’s cover and the delights of this part of the world Private Investigator Kate Shackleton investigates:

“On the approach to Settle, I noticed the whiteness of the roads,due to the limestone formation. Sharply defined hills, boulders and rocks stood out against green foliage.

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