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18th September 2023
ANT staff and trustees are heading out into Somerset to take on the challenge of walking Somerset’s Three Peaks this October to raise money for the charity. The 17-mile route takes in the three highest peaks near the Great Avon Wood site – Maes Knoll, Blackberry Hill and Knowle Hill. The team are hoping to raise funds to help double woodland cover in the Bristol-Avon river catchment area.
Judith Gordon, Operations Manager, says, “Whilst working at the charity we’re so focused on our sites that it is good to get out and appreciate the wider landscape, and to connect with team members that we don’t see very often. This circular route promises panoramic views of the Chew Valley, three hilltops, and time together as we push ourselves to walk this challenging distance. We’d very much appreciate your support as we prepare to walk through the unpredictable weather and conditions underfoot!”
If you would like to support the team in this challenge head to our Just Giving page.
Image credit: Daisy Brasington at Remember the Future