WALKERS are invited to cross the UK’s biggest expanse of tidal mudflats and sand, Morecambe Bay, to give youngsters a life-changing outdoor experience.
Youth charity Brathay Trust says anyone signing up with them for a cross-bay walk with Cedric Robinson on Saturday 6 May will be raising funds for their Changing Horizons Appeal. It gives youngsters, who have had a very difficult start in life, a residential experience aimed at providing them with a new perspective on their lives.
Brathay fundraiser Julia Wilson said: "We hope one unique outdoor experience will lead to another with this fundraiser. Encourage friends and family to join you and sign up via our website https://www.brathay.org.uk/events/cross-bay-walk."
Tickets are £10 for an adult and £5 for a child.
The walk sets off from Arnside on Saturday 6th May at 2.15pm (for a 2.45pm departure). The eight mile walk, which takes around three and half hours to complete, ends at Kents Bank railway station near Grange-over-Sands.
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