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hope so

derek because you will be on your knees after short walk? you can't expect the rest of the gang to get on there's, so you don't get left behind do you..

already had a go at me about picnic tables for the older ones haven't we
Rwemember the wiki motto ( or was it the Marines or some American army group
"WE DON'T LEAVE ONE OF OUR OWN BEHIND"



call for the stretcher bearers

Its quite hilly in parts.

Get a SHE WEE
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/SHEWEE-SHE-WE...isability_Medical_ET?hash=item48379e3751

Lol @ designed for women of all ages+ occupations. A handbag essential. Lol.

no need to call them derek, ive got you a wheelchair mate.

can I make a suggestion
If several cars are used
1 To be left at start of walk {wherever we meet up} and another parked up near end of walk where the 1st cars driver can be driven back to collect their car afterwards

hiya tcs mis,sus here,derek its a round trip so you finish were you start, double check with tc but im sure thats right

Yer fink ya rite mrs tc

video of Bidston Moss

http://www.creativeconcern.com/newlands/bidstonmoss_files.php


Access to the reserve is limited to pedestrians only. There are two stiles - one near to the Bidston Railway Station and the other near to the A554. The nearest car park is at Bidston Railway Station. Visitors may gain access at any time but there are no facilities at the reserve.


Nordik Skiiing (which is suited to the steep terrain of Bidston’s ‘mound’).


The site is now even more accessible for local communities, thanks to the addition of the footbridge over the mainline railway, whilst one of the main entrances to Bidston Moss remains within the Mersey Waste Disposal Authority plant, meaning that it has become an integral part of the Authority’s educational and community programme.


Bidston Moss remains popular with local people for informal use like dog walking, exercise and family days out (the site is one of the few with views to the coast, which makes it a popular choice for many. However, a number of community events have been held on site including fun runs and family open days. These have helped to introduce local people to their new community woodland.

In 2007, Bidston Moss became the home for the world’s first Green Billboard. This is a living structure of willow trees stretching over 20 metres, onto which a message board is mounted. Located on the edge of the site and close to a main road, the billboard is a great way to promote an environmental message, and raise awareness of Bidston Moss at the same time.
http://www.creativeconcern.com/newlands/bidstonmoss_files.php

you can also park at the tip gang

The tip?.

I wont be leaving the car at Bidston station thats for sure. I might walk over from Tescos or B&Q.

Aint leaving my car in the tip, no way. Tennis Centre would be okay, also if you are thinking B&Q, then the MFI car park is quite good, they have one around the front and around the back.

Front may be more secure.