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Falcon Manor Walking Breaks

The Three Peaks walk traditionally starts at nearby Horton in Ribblesdale at the Pen-y-ghent Café, where walkers can clock-in and out to time their walk. This walk is for the very fit, but there are plenty of shorter walks in the area for walkers of all abilities. The Ingleton Waterfall Trail is a delightful walk and photographer’s dream with some of the best waterfalls in the UK, including Thornton Force. The Reginald Farrer woodland nature trail from Ingleborough Hall takes you to Ingleborough Cave past a wonderful collection of rhododendrons and wild flower meadows and under Thwaite Scars.

Then after a day exploring the great outdoors head back to Falcon Manor for a sumptuous meal and relaxing overnight stay in one of our boutique bedrooms, followed by a fabulous breakfast the following morning.

  • DB&B from £145 per couple
  • Full Yorkshire Breakfast
  • Packed lunches £7.50
  • Hamper options
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Fear in the Sunlight by Nicola Upson

If, no, when you visit Snowdonia, you have to pay a visit to Portmeiron as it’s a very unique location for a wander and a novel!

In the novel, the writer, Josephine Tey, joins her friends in the holiday village of Portmeirion to celebrate her fortieth birthday. Alfred Hitchcock and his wife, Alma Reville, are there to sign a deal to film Josephine’s novel.However, tragedy strikes and a mystery ensues…

There’s some strong literary heritage here too – Portmeirion is a tourist village designed and built by Sir Clough Williams-Ellis between 1925 and 1975. Apparently inspired by Portofino on the Italian Riviera. The village now is owned by a charitable trust.

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FIND YOUR LOCAL DEALER

Finding a dealer

We’d recommend that you visit a Raleigh dealer to take you through the bike options available, so you can choose the perfect bike for you. Your dealer will ensure the 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 bikes & 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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Forge

A mid-weight walking sock with Merino Wool and Wigwam’s patented Ultimax® moisture control technology to keep your feet warm, dry and most importantly, blister free.

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Fundraising

Fundraise

Fundraising is a great way to raise money for river restoration—and have fun doing it! There is no wrong way to fundraise. Whether you choose to do something active like a sponsored swim, something delicious like a cake sale, or something more relaxed like a read-a-thon, your support could help us to restore even more rivers, plant even more trees, and do even more to bring back nature and tackle climate change.

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Glencoe Camping and Caravanning Club Site

Our lovely Club Site at Glencoe is surrounded by woodland managed by the National Trust for Scotland, with all pitches enjoying breathtaking views of the mountains. The eco-friendly Glencoe National Trust for Scotland Visitor Centre is a short walk from the site. This is wonderful walking country.

The West Highland Way passes within nine miles of the site, and there are many other low and high-level walks, including the Caledonian Canal and eight Munros.

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Golf Courses

Greetham Valley in Rutland offers two superb championship standard 18 hole golf courses, alongside a 9 hole par 3 Academy course, floodlit driving range and putting green. We are delighted to announce that Greetham Valley won the Environmental Golf Course of the Year award in the prestigious national Golf Environment Awards 2017. 

We are passionate about our surroundings and strive to achieve not just the very best golf product but one that is as ecofriendly and habitat rich as possible. Alongside the golf courses there are some fabulous public footpaths offering a variety of circular walks all the way to Rutland Water. Accommodation is available in our contemporary hotel or luxurious self-catering wooden lodges.

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Greetham Valley Hotel

Greetham Valley in Rutland is a contemporary hotel boasting stunning views across the golf courses and surrounding countryside. Guests can enjoy a range of facilities onsite which include golf, a fully equipped gym, an outdoor bowls green, pétanque court, private fishing lakes and public footpaths. Not to forget the Valley Restaurant and Lounge Bar!

The Hotel is just a few minutes’ drive from Rutland Water, offering hotel guests the opportunity to explore the idyllic nature reserve, whilst making the most of the facilities available at the hotel itself. As a family owned and run hotel, a warm welcome is guaranteed for all guests at Greetham Valley, whatever their reason for visiting.

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CHOOSING A RIDE

Guide to choosing a ride

There are lots of bikes and types of bikes to choose from, so Raleigh have provided some helpful pointers for anyone thinking of taking up or returning to cycling:

As well as helping you in selecting the cycle type and brand your dealer should be able to help with choosing the correct size of bike for you.

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Havering Primary Schools Backpack Package

Navy Outdoor Kit for Havering Primary Schools (ages 6 – 12)
Havering County Council has been working very closely with TV presenter and outdoor enthusiast Julia Bradbury alongside her website The Outdoor Guide (TOG) for the forthcoming issue of Taking Steps.

Inspired by the feel good factor achieved by getting outdoors and in line with the educational programme, Julia and TOG have created a bespoke package of outdoor gear to make it easy for you to encourage your pupils to go outside and stay outside in all weathers.

Research has shown it is fundamental for their health, learning development and wellbeing, which are all an important part of the Ofsted directives.
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 Orders must be received by end of this term to ensure delivery for the Winter term 2019 (*minimum order of 8 per school).

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Exclusive Havering Primary Schools price*

£39.50 inc. P&P
RRP: £67.50 inc. P&P

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Hayfield Camping and Caravanning Club Site

If you enjoy walking, you’ll love our club site at Hayfield. At the foot of the Dark Peak area of the Peak District National Park, it’s an ideal place for gentle strolls or more challenging climbs, including the Kinder Massif – the southern most point of the Pennine Chain.

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Hiddensee by Gregory Maguire

Hiddensee imagines the backstory of the Nutcracker, revealing how this entrancing creature came to be carved and how he guided an ailing girl named Klara through a dreamy paradise on a Christmas Eve.

At the heart of Hoffmann’s mysterious tale hovers Godfather Drosselmeier– the ominous, canny, one-eyed toy maker made immortal by Petipa and Tchaikovsky’s fairy tale ballet– who presents the once and future Nutcracker to Klara, his goddaughter.

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In Place of Death by Craig Robertson

If it’s gritty Glasgow you wish to delve into, Craig Robertson is your perfect guide. He used to be a journalist and so wrote about many stories in and around the city so knows the place like no one else.

His novel In Place of Death goes on a rather circular trail of the city but through Craig and his characters’ eyes’….

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Island of Bones by Imogen Robertson

This walk starts and ends at Keswick so what better book to read here than the historical mystery tale of Island of Bones, set in and around the village and in particular on St Herberts’ Island in the middle of Derwentwater.

“On the Island of Bones lies the tomb of the first Earl of Greta. When the tomb is opened there is one body too many….and so the mystery begins…”

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Keswick Camp Site

Keswick Camping and Caravanning Club Site

If you’re planning to explore the northern Lakes, our Keswick Club campsite on the shores of Derwentwater is hard to beat as a base for your explorations.

The site boasts a prime location in the north of the Lake District with stunning views extending over the lake to the hills beyond. Keswick is an organised campsite with good facilities – showers, toilets, washing up area, a laundry and a new backpacker room, particularly useful for those arriving on foot or by bike. Keswick town is within walking distance and ticks all the boxes for provisions, outdoor gear, eating and drinking.

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