Scuba Diving
Scuba
diving is a chance for people to go underwater and experience a completely different environment to being on dry land. Unlike using a snorkel you can swim down quite deep, and you don't need to keep going
back to the surface for air.
You
can simply forget about the stresses and strains of day to day life, experience the freedom and wonders of the underwater
world, relax and enjoy a whole new way of living.
Fans
of the activity say it's an amazing feeling and is as close as a person can get to being weightless without going into space.
Normally you learn to scuba dive in a pool before going out to open water (seas and rivers).
Environmental Conservation Projects
Conservation doesn't need to be uninteresting, costly or boring.
Not everyone simply wants your money. Get active and involved. The world has much to offer us if we help take
care of it - satisfaction at a job well done and confidence that what we do can really make a difference.
Organised Environmental Conservation Projects can range from simple Beach Clean-ups to full blown
studies of creatures and their habitats.
Talks and Workshops help not only educate us but also create great new opportunities for socialising
and making friends.
Have you ever fancied dinghy sailing ?.
Budworth
Sailing Club is opening its doors this coming
Saturday 24th April at 1pm to
give people an experience in a dinghy sailing boat.
Organised by Bill & Gill Kenyon who are both fanatical
sailors as well as diveing instructors, the event at Budworth is open to any potential sailing crew.
The aim is to introduce novices to the art of sailing. Post getting everyone together and suitably attired, the afternoon
includes basic instruction in crewing a GP14 sailing dinghy. We hope to get people on the water as quickly as possible
to maximise enjoyment of this sport.
Several highly experienced GP14 boat owners have kindly agreed to take
aspiring people out on the lovely inland waters of Budworth Mere, Warrington Road, Great Budworth, Cheshire (just south of
junction 10 of M56),
CW9 6HA. Full rescue boat cover is provided.
All equipment and instruction will be suppplied including bouyancy aids. However you will need to bring:
Towels,
shower gear, swimming costume, spare clothing and spare footwear. Hot showers and changing facilities are fully avilable
in the facilities of the clubhouse. It is possible you may get splashed or wet, in which case a change of clothing and
footwear is highly adviseable.
Assuming fabulous weather we plan to have a BBQ and open the clubhouse bar
after sailing around about 6pm to which everyone is invited. To cater for everyone's taste, whilst we will supply salads,
we ask that you bring your own meat/BBQ food.
Any interested parties should contact Bill Kenyon using
the link below.
Numbers will be limited for safety reasons, so please ensure you let us know in advance
that you wish to attend.
CONTACT BILL KENYON HERE
For further information about accessing the sport
of Dinghy sailing,
click on the link below >>>>>
Dinghy Sailing in Cheshire
