A NEW Summer Fair in Silverdale will be 'buzzing' with things to do on Saturday 9 and Sunday 10 August at RSPB Leighton Moss nature reserve.
Seasonal tents will be filled with stalls and activities that promise to be a bit on the wild side!
Children can make 'baggy birds' and 'insect homes', get their face painted, explore the underwater world by 'ponddipping' and venture out on a 'wil
dsquare' walk - not to mention being transfixed by the adventures of 'Fearless Frog' in the puppet show!
Be tempted by the mouth-watering 'Taste of the Country' cakes, find out how surprisingly good hedgerow cookery can be, see local honey being made and enjoy a big banger from the sizzling barbecue.
There will be loads of other local crafts and demonstrations including a chance to try out binoculars, get your bike postcoded, how to make your garden 'wildlife friendly' and a chance to meet local film maker Chris Abram who will be talking about his new DVD 'Bittern Country-our Heritage'.
'The place will be a hive of activity - we hope you'll 'Bee' there!' laughs Jen Walker, visitor officer at the reserve.
If you plan to come by car, please us the park and ride shuttle bus throughout the day from nearby Warton Stock car track. If you come by public transport, by bike or use the park and ride then admission will be free, otherwise there is a £1 entry per person to the fair. If you fancy a bike ride to the fair with 'celebrating cycling' then meet at 11 am on the Sunday in Lancaster at the Millennium Bridge (North).
Everyone is welcome - contact Rachel on 01524 582392 from more details.
For any further information about the fair please telephone 01524 701601 or e-mail: leighton.moss@rspb.org.uk.
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