Build A Snowman At Newtonhill Woodland Near Wick
4th December 2019

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See the poster. School's Out activities online now http://www.myhighlife.co.uk/sap/.
A walk with the Rangers to see the village. See poster for details and how to book.
See poster for a number of events from the Ranger service..