Caithness Ranger Events April 2016

1st April 2016

Willow Bees 1 - Wednesday 6th April. 6pm - 8pm.
Willow Bees 2 - Wednesday 13th April. 6pm – 8pm.
Kids, come along to the Seadrift Visitor Centre and have fun creating some willow structure bumblebee models and have the honour of seeing them take pride of place in the centre's display for the coming season. Completed in two sessions!
Kids £3.50 accompanying adults FREE. Booking essential.
[email protected] 01847 821531

Dunnet Beach Clean
Saturday 16th April. 11am – 2pm.
Please give some time and help other volunteers to clean Dunnet Beach ready for the coming season. Gloves, bags and a free hot drink provided. Stay as long as you are able and wrap up warm. Meet at Dunnet Beach car park from 11am. FREE event.

Navigation for Numpties! Latheron.
Monday 18th April. 10.30am – 1pm.
Learn basic navigation & map reading skills by joining us on a hill walk around some of the interesting archaeological remains in the Latheron area. Walking boots and outdoor gear required for some rough ground conditions. Bring a compass if you have one. Meeting place given out on booking.
Adults £4.50, conc £3.50 family £15.00.
[email protected] 07818 588259.

Kite Making at Seadrift
Wednesday 27th April. 6pm – 8pm.
Assemble and fly your very own kite made from everyday household items. All materials provided but limited numbers so booking essential. Kite flying will take place if weather conditions are suitable. All children must be accompanied.
Adults £4.50, conc £3.50, family £15.00.
[email protected] 01847 821531.

All children must be accompanied!
[email protected] 01847 821531
[email protected] 07818 588256

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