MerseyMoot 2010

10 Sep 12:00am to 12:00am

Tawd Valey Campsite, Merseyside

For more information, please visit http://www.merseysidescouts.com/moot/. The County anticipates the total cost for contingent members to be no more than £30 minus transport and food costs, which will be payable separately. Application forms will be available in early May 2010.

ACC's Meeting

15 Sep 7:30pm to 10:00pm

TBC

DC's Meeting

16 Sep 7:30pm to 8:30pm

TBC

Beaver Fun Day...The Circus comes to Bowley!

18 Sep 1:00pm to 2:00pm

Bowley

Speak Up: Liberal Democrats

19 Sep 12:00am to 12:00am

Hilton Hotel, Liverpool

Come make a noise at the Liberal Democrats conference in Liverpool, and get shouting about Scouting. Free food and transport. For more details, email matt.paiton@eastlancashirescouts.org.uk.

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For many people "off-road" means railway trails, towpaths and the like. They're avoiding traffic not tarmac and an inferior surface is just a price worth paying for freedom from pollution and danger. If that's your motivation you'll generally keep to passably surfaced tracks within the capability of a hybrid, trekking or touring bike. It is important to take into consideration the capabilities of your group, both in terms of fitness and experience when planning any mountain biking excursion.

Real off-road riding definitely implies something more challenging. And if you want to get even further away from it all, into places where the only trail is rough, rocky and rooty, a mountain-bike will be wanted. Mountain Biking and cycling in general are fantastic sports to introduce into you Pack, Troop or Unit. Days out as well as longer expeditions can be a very important part of the Scouting programme... make them part of your programme.

Further information is available from the Cyclists Touring Club.