OS Outdoors Show Incoming :-)
This Friday in fact, with prizes for mums - really - and an OM ticket offer.
Posted: 12 March 2007
by Jon
Just a quick reminder - as if you needed one - that the
Ordnance Survey Outdoors Show is on this Friday and
runs through to Sunday at the NEC in Birmingham.
We could bore you witless with long lists of attractions, but that
seems a tad cruel and we've
done it already. We can tell you that the show will be
opened by Richard Caborn, the Minister for Sport who will be
accompanied by a band playing, 'These Boots Are Made For Walking' and
he'll be welcomed by some abseiling marines.
We can also tell you that the first 200 mums to the show on
Sunday will get a free goody bag containing an Ellis Brigham bag and
discount card, a teddy bear and chocolates courtesy of Tourism
Ireland, a Trespass neck warmer and much more! If you're a greedy
mum, make a beeline for Information Point 1 - at the entrance to the
show - to collect your free gift. All mums can also enter a prize
draw to win an Olympus Mju 770 tough camera.
What else? Brian Blessed, Bill Oddie, Ray Mears, Alan Hinkes, Leo
Houlding, Baz Roberts, Mick Fowler, Colin Prior, Simon Yates, The
Arctic Foxes and Tim Emmett.
Plus top climbers trying to break the world record for dynoing, A
Climb Zone with four different Have a Go climbing walls. Plus paddling
and diving sections. Mountain biking too.
You can find full details of opening times, attractions and so on
at www.theoutdoorsshow.co.uk
and in previous OM articles linked below.
OM Ticket Offer
Tickets cost £12 per day (£14 on the door) but you can
buy them for £10 per person by quoting promotional code MAGIC2.
Just go to the OS Outdoors Show web site at www.theoutdoorsshow.co.uk
and click on the 'Book Tickets' link.
Discuss this story
Both Dave Mycroft and myself should be down at the NEC on Friday for the first day of the show, so if anyone's around and fancies a quick beer suggest a time and place - the bar sounds like a reasonable option. Here's hoping it's better and more imaginative than last year's slightly lacklustre show.
Posted: 12/03/2007 at 16:39
Is it the Outdoor Show soon? I can't say I'd noticed. Ah, Birmingham. The centre of the outdoors world. Me in the huff? Never ;-)
Posted: 12/03/2007 at 16:59
I see The Arctic Foxes will be there. I can't believe the Arctic Monkeys have already got a tribute band... Fear not: my coat is got. P.S. I shan't be there, but have fun those that go.
Posted: 12/03/2007 at 17:00
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