South Lincolnshire Walking Festival 2019

28 September to 27 October 2019

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On Sunday 30 September, National GetOutside Day, organised by Ordnance Survey, is aiming to get 1 million people active outdoors.

Even if it’s just for an hour. Because we all know an active outdoor lifestyle helps you live longer, stay younger and enjoy life more.

In Britain today, there is an epidemic of inactivity and we’ve all heard the shocking statistics and the impact it is having on our nation. Fewer and fewer people are getting outside and that’s down to a variety of reasons.

But we all know the benefits that fresh air and exercise can bring and the impact it can have on our everyday lives.

So regardless of age, ability, gender or religion, let’s get everyone outside. The clocks will soon be going back, the day’s getting shorter, so there’s no better time to put down those screens and spend some quality time with family and friends.

National GetOutside Day can be the catalyst we need to get the nation back on track & reverse the tide of inactivity. The outdoors is free, the benefits are endless, so let’s get everyone outside and have some fun!

Join in at  www.os.uk/getoutsideday

South Lincs Walking Festival is hosting 2 events from Hougham & Marston Village Hall,
Bridge Street, Marston, near Grantham, NG32 2JQ, Grid Ref: SK 910 435
the first at 10am, 6 miles, approx 2.5hrs takes us along the River Witham & Foston Beck,
the second at 1.30pm, 6.2 miles, approx 2.5hrs takes us the other way to Barkston Gorse and across the Witham via stepping stones. All participants will receive a code for
1-month free OS mapping and a £50 discount off HF Holidays.
Marston Stepping Stones
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