| Carrick Way Project "The Carrick Way
Project" was born out of the first Carrick
Walking Festival and is developing a path network in the historic
Carrick division of South Ayrshire. This was the brainchild of the late David
Gray, Tricia Irvine formerly of Girvan Horizons and Drew
Moyes.
The project has made good progress
recently by the appointment of five new directors. The
new board hopes to complete the northern section very
soon, and plans to apply for funding with various bodies
to employ a Development Officer to oversee and complete
the southern section by late 2012. The 110 mile project
will link most of the villages in Carrick, South
Ayrshire.
The board of the Carrick Way are
asking for volunteers to become Local Paths Custodians
for their community. The Local Paths Custodian would
entail local volunteer(s) keeping an eye on the section
nearest to them with regard to wear and tear. Guidance
and training would be given.
We
Urgently Need Volunteers
We are urgently looking for
volunteers to help us build and complete the path
network. If you wish to become a volunteer or
have the desire to become a Path custodian,
please use the email enquiry address below to
make contact with the Carrick Way Board.
Enquiries To
walk@carrickway.co.uk
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walking
We
are happy to advise on where to walk in the
Carrick area - and perhaps we can even help with
a leader
Carrick
Way Sections
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Spot the ball
person – win a prize! There is a walker somewhere near
the horizon in this shot of the Shiel Burn. Copy
the picture, place a small cross where you think
they are and e-mail to us. The winner will
receive a selection of guide literature for
leisure activity in South Ayrshire.
Super prize – tell
us who it is and win above and a bottle of whisky
! The competition ends 14th January 2012
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