21 under 25s 5.5 skilled to 1.5 professional 26 active vols deliver Delivered by 31 volunteers project activities. 8 x 16-25 year olds Regular heritage talk, 24 walks, 15 81 3 talks were organised during this quarter under the banner of ‘Evenings@thePavilion’ walk, tour programme related to our theme of ‘Exmoor Tourism’: talks, 185 people 1850 with local societies tours, attended “Off the rails” by Martyn Snell of the West Somerset Railway, recounting the around the theme of trails people attended colourful history of the steam railway’s arrival to Exmoor Exmoor’s Inspiring “West Country Farm & Food Tours” by Shaun Bryant, sharing samples of locally Landscapes produced pork sausages as he and guest farmer, Pam, explained about the new and (woodlands) popular tour-guide concept showing how meat is reared and enabling visitors to buy direct from the farm “Tails & Verse from over The Hill”, linking new prose, verse and quirky country-style illustrations with visitors’ experiences of Exmoor (especially Porlock Hill!) by author Miles Robertson One guided walk took place this quarter, led by Project Volunteer Walk Leader Elaine Drewe (enjoyed by 9 people)
to deliver project activities. 8 x 16-25 year olds 21 under 25s 26 active vols 5.5 skilled 1.5 professional Delivered by 31 volunteers Regular heritage talk, walk, tour programme with local societies around the theme of Exmoor’s Inspiring Landscapes (woodlands) 24 walks, talks, tours, trails 15 185 people attended 81 1850 people attended 3 talks were organised during this quarter under the banner of ‘Evenings@thePavilion’ related to our theme of ‘Exmoor Tourism’: “Off the rails” by Martyn Snell of the West Somerset Railway, recounting the colourful history of the steam railway’s arrival to Exmoor “West Country Farm & Food Tours” by Shaun Bryant, sharing samples of locally produced pork sausages as he and guest farmer, Pam, explained about the new and popular tour-guide concept showing how meat is reared and enabling visitors to buy direct from the farm “Tails & Verse from over The Hill”, linking new prose, verse and quirky country-style illustrations with visitors’ experiences of Exmoor (especially Porlock Hill!) by author Miles Robertson One guided walk took place this quarter, led by Project Volunteer Walk Leader Elaine Drewe (enjoyed by 9 people)
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