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Category: Outdoor PhotographyThe news items published under this category are as follows.
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Venturepax Launches Tech Hub for Outdoor Enthusiasts. More and more people are using helmet cams for recording their adventures. Now you can share your experiences with the world through all forms of digital media in one place. Adventures shared through photo, video, interaction & brand integration.
Read full article: 'Share your adventures with the World at Venturepax.com' (2619 bytes more)  
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Last weekend I had the untold pleasure of going to the Paddock Wood Hop Farm Music Festival. What a weekend it was. Much music, minimal mud, wonderful weather, staying up all night, and encountering the most intriguing characters. Even Sir Bruce Forsyth had a turn on th emain stage.
Read full article: 'All the Fun of a Music Festival' (5969 bytes more)
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Canoeing, guided mountain walks, orienteering and woodland playdays are amongst the events on offer in the Lake District’s Wild Ennerdale valley this summer.
Beginning on 4th July, the summer season kicks off with a guided walk in the safest of hands - those of an experienced mountain rescue team member. The walk takes place from 10am - 4pm from Bowness Knott car park and is free, though booking is required on 07712 751060.
Read full article: 'Go wild in the Lake District’s unspoilt Ennerdale valley this summer' (1951 bytes more)
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Would you like your community to be a nicer place to live? Wouldn't it be great if there was somewhere cool that you could go to hang out with your mates without being moaned at or feeling threatened?
Bradford Community Environment Project (BCEP) exists to engage communities with their environment. BCEP helps the people in Bradford make it a better place to live, work and play.
The youth in your area could follow their example and help your outdoor areas to be a nicer place to be.
Read full article: 'Bradford Community Environment Project' (1016 bytes more)
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The government's Youth Opportunity Fund has provided over £1m to improve youth facilities for teenagers in Oxfordshire. Young people are being invited to provide suggestions on how they would like the money to be spent.
It is an ideal opportunity for youth to have their say in what activities are provided.
Read full article: '£1.2m Boost for Youth Facilities' (897 bytes more)
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