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Car Parking for 300 vehicles.
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Restroom facilities
with easy access
Bench seating at various locations donated by FoPB fund raisers and Cornwall Council
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Ranger Work Party
Woodland Management
Monday 4th December. 11.00 - 15.00 hrs
Location: The Western area between the Wildflower Meadow and Haul Road access point.
Our ranger, Jenny Heskett will be on site with a team from Tavistock to undertake some woodland management.
All are welcome to join them at anytime that suits. Bring your own refreshments.
WORK PARTY
Sunday 26th November
10.30-12.30
Meet at the Friends of Par Beach hut opposite the cafe (closed for the winter). We shall be digging up the invasive rosa rugosa that has established itself in the lower dunes.
We have spades, mattocks etc, but do feel free to bring your own.
If you arrive late just walk over the path by our hut and you will probably be able to see us on the lower dunes.
A BIG THANK YOU to everyone who has joined us during 2023 and we look forward to seeing you all again on Sunday 28th January 2024.
Thick gloves are essential.
Tea/coffee and biscuits break mid-morning
More information at parbeach.com
or phone Mike on 01726 816454 or 07412 425625
Night Sky
What: Learning about the Night Sky.
Where: The Gott Hall, Par Green. PL24 2AF.
When: Friday, 17th November, 19.00hrs (7pm).
Cost: Free for FoPB members. £3.50 (cash) for non-members.
Membership of FoPB is £5.00 per person, £8.00 for a couple/family, for a year and entitles you to attend any future events or talks free. Might be worth considering? And you can join on the night.
Friends of Par Beach are delighted to invite you to an evening learning about the Night Sky with Brian Sheen, astronomer from the Roseland Observatory. We are planning an indoor 'planetarium' style event but telescopes will be available if the sky is clear.