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6 - 8 MAY 2022
TEN TORS
THE 60 EVENT
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The Ten Tors 2022, a year in which we celebrate the
60th Ten Tors event, at the same time that Dartmoor
marks its 70th year of National Park status. This is
your guide to the event.
TEN TORS
60TH EVENT
TEN TORS 2022
FOREWORD
EVENT COORDINATOR
COLONEL GARY MCDADE
T
he past two years have been
disruptive in so many ways, not least
the absence of Ten Tors in 2020
and a virtual event in 2021. I’m therefore
incredibly pleased that it’s back to normal
this year, a year in which we celebrate the
60th Ten Tors event, at the same time that
Dartmoor marks its 70th year of National
Park status. Perhaps most symbolically, as
we gather back on Dartmoor, we should also
reflect that it will be the first time we will do
so without His Royal Highness The Duke of
Edinburgh at our figurative helm following
his 58 years as Patron.
The event is about challenge, determination
and resilience, words that we have visited
a lot over the pandemic. But Ten Tors is the teams. Add to that a strong team of
also about teamwork and developing a love military personnel, civilian agencies and
and understanding of nature and I know we volunteers, making a total of around 12000
will see all these attributes on display this people involved to make Ten Tors happen,
weekend. I still remember taking part over and you’ll understand why it’s an event that
30 years ago, so I’m confident you’ll make the Army is genuinely proud to plan and
enduring memories of your own. deliver. May I take the opportunity to thank
This year we are piloting the Jubilee everyone involved for their contribution, not
Challenge Plus as a potential addition least the local community and Dartmoor
to future events. Nine participants with National Park Authority for their input and
supporting staff will tackle a new route willingness to welcome us back each year.
covering around 20 miles, including an
overnight camp on Dartmoor, before Finally, I’m particularly pleased that
finishing on Sunday. We wish them well. this year’s event will be started by Capt
Further innovations such as digitising Preet Chandi, also known as ‘Polar Preet’
registration and briefings and streamlining following her recent 700-mile polar trek.
arrival procedures have also been included; An inspiration to so many, I cannot think
we expect them to make final preparations of anyone more relevant to start Ten Tors.
more efficient. When she returned from her epic trek, she
remarked that “It’s OK to dream and want
Ten Tors remains the nation’s largest youth to do something that you might not know
outdoor event with an amazing 2800 14-21 anything about, but we learn and we start
year-olds gathering to take part this year. somewhere.” I hope Ten Tors 2022 is the
Nearly 2000 adults have helped them get start of something bigger for many, and who
here, and we’re expecting in the region of knows, there may be a polar explorer or two
6000 parents and friends coming to support amongst you. Good luck!
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POLAR PREET
Army Officer, Physiotherapist,
Nordic Skier, Ultra-marathon,
Runner, Endurance Athlete.
A
ntarctica is the coldest, highest,
driest and windiest continent
on Earth. Nobody lives there
permanently. I didn’t know much about
the continent when I first started planning
and that is what inspired me to go there.
Hopefully doing something that pushes me
so far out of my comfort zone will inspire
others to believe in themselves and push
their boundaries. There are only a few
female adventurers that have completed a
solo, unsupported trek on this continent. It is
time to add some more names, diversity and
to make history.
“Nothing is impossible” I’ve always had
this idea that I can achieve something great,
something that allows me to be a role model. I
want my 8-year-old niece to grow up without
boundaries, knowing the possibilities of what
you can achieve in life are endless.
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My journey aims to inspire future all, nobody seemed to have an issue with
generations in achieving whatever they me being described as British or an Army
desire and pushing boundaries. By Officer. Are these not also differences?
promoting and completing this challenge, To me, equality is about embracing our
it allows me to act as a role model to young differences. I’m proud of the colour of my
people, women and those from ethnic skin, it is important to me, as is my culture
backgrounds. and my heritage.
I am the first woman of colour to complete I haven’t always been proud and it’s so
a solo expedition in Antarctica. It was important to me that I’m finally here. I want
incredible seeing all of the Media when I others to be proud of their differences. We
got back to the UK on 14 Jan 2022. On most are all unique. I had the voices of authors
mainstream Media channels, I saw a lot of from different backgrounds with me in
comments questioning why the colour of my Antarctica and I felt so proud having them
skin was even mentioned. I saw comments with me. They got me through some tough
such as “Why does it matter” and “We’re days. I thought to myself I’m not alone.
all equal”
For more information and pictures feel
To me, equality never meant we’re all the free to have a look at my website https://
same or ignoring our differences. After polarpreet.com/
“I’m proud of the colour of my skin, it is important
to me, as is my culture and my heritage”
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TEN TORS 2022
GENERAL INFORMATION
I NTRODUCTION. Welcome to Ten Tors 2022 and Okehampton Camp. The Ten Tors
organisers endeavour to make Okehampton Camp as safe as possible. Please help us to
achieve this by treating the camp and training area with care and have due consideration
for others as well as yourselves.
OAD SAFETY. Drivers are to follow the one-way circuit and comply with the speed limit
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of 15 mph. Please obey instructions given by parking marshals.
PARKING. Please ensure you park your vehicle in the correct car park.
FIRE. In the event of a fire, please take the following action:
1. Muster Area. On the main square.
2. Action on outbreak of fire:
a. Raise the alarm by shouting FIRE, FIRE, FIRE
b. Attempt to restrict the fire to immediate area if safe to do so.
c. Call 01837 657186 and 999 and muster at your designated area.
IRE PREVENTION. To help prevent the outbreak of fire, smoking is not permitted in any
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building or tent.
ELICOPTERS. Helicopters will be operating in and out of the field between Okehampton
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Camp and Anthony Stile (TTC start/finish). This field is out of bounds to visitors for safety
reasons at all times. When landing or taking off, helicopters create considerable downwash
and noise. Please be aware of this to avoid any possible accident or injury.
ASTE AND LITTER. There will be general waste bins placed throughout Okehampton
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Camp. All the recycling waste will be removed by the waste company in their depot. You
are asked to pick up any litter you might see and dispose of it correctly. Every little helps!
OILETS. Portaloos are distributed across Okehampton Camp. Toilets can also be found
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in the TriBar.
DOGS. Dogs are permitted in the publicly accessible areas of Camp and on the Moor but
not in the campsites. Please keep your dog on a lead or under control at all times and clear
up any dog mess and place it in waste skips. Dogs are not permitted to stay overnight in
cars or in the camp site.
RONES. The unauthorised use of drones is forbidden inside Dartmoor National Park,
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particularly during Ten Tors when they may cause a serious hazard to aircraft.
If you have any concerns or queries, please alert one of our stewards
who are identifiable by their yellow fluorescent tabards.
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TEN TORS CHALLENGE JUBILEE CHALLENGE
The Ten Tors Challenge is open to 400 The Jubilee Challenge is a one day
teams each of 6 teenagers. Teams spend 2 expedition on Northern Dartmoor designed
days on the moor attempting routes of 35, 45 for young people with a range of physical,
or 55 miles depending on their ages. Teams mental or educational challenges.
are allocated one of 32 routes which they
must then follow: routes only specify which Up to 400 participants enter the Challenge
staffed locations must be visited and in each year, either as individuals or teams.
what order – it is up to teams to identify and There are 5 different routes available and
navigate their own ways between them. Team Managers choose which one is best
suited to an individual’s specific capabilities,
Service personnel run the 29 staffed age and experience.
locations which may be either Check
Points or Safety Controls. The former are This year we are piloting a new challenge
lightly staffed whilst the latter are larger, called the Jubilee Challenge Plus which is
contain medical facilities and are sited to an overnight event, and if successful will be
enable easy vehicle access in the event of made available for all establishments in 2023.
emergency. In addition, all teams carry a
satellite tracker which also allows them to The Challenge is primarily run by the
summon assistance in case of emergency. members of Exeter University Officer
Training Corps (Army Reservists who
Teams start at 0700 hrs on the Saturday and are members of either Exeter or Plymouth
can go no further than their 8th Tor on the Universities) who man checkpoints and
1st day. Teams on a 35 mile route must then escort participants.
camp at a staffed location whilst those on 45
or 55 mile routes choose their own sites. On The Jubilee Challenge begins on the
the Sunday teams will not be checked in or Saturday at 0730 hrs at a start point near the
out of a staffed location before 0600 hrs and Okehampton Moorgate. The course closes at
then must make their way back to the finish 1700 hrs on the same day.
point by 1700 hrs.
35 mile route 14-15 years Route 1 - 7.5 miles
(rough going metalled roads
45 mile route 16-17 years suitable for wheelchairs)
55 mile route 18-19 years Route 2 - 8.5 mile (cross
country route)
Route 3 - 12.5 miles
(cross country route)
Route 4 - 15 miles (cross
country route)
Jubilee Challenge Plus – 18
miles with overnight camp
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TEN TORS CHALLENGE TEAMS
miles
miles
miles
miles
miles
miles
45
45
35
55
35
55
Establishment Establishment
1387 (Liskeard) Sqn ATC 1 Clifton College 1
197 (Devonport) Sqn ATC 2 Clyst Vale Community College 3
2171(West Plymouth) Sqn RAFAC 1 Colston's 2 1
2309 (City of Plymouth)Sqn ATC 1 Colyton Grammar School 3 2
2377 (Plympton) Sqn ATC 1 Coombe Dean School 2 1 1
2381 (Ilminster) Sqn ATC 1 Cotham School 1
28th Kingswood Scout Group 1 Cots Edge Explorer Scouts 1 1
299 (Exmouth) Sqn ATC 1 Cotswold Edge Scouts - Zeus 1 1
2nd Nailsea Scout Group 1 Cullompton Community College 1 1
41F (Taunton) Sqn ATC 1 Culm Valley Walkers 2 1
6th Torbay Britannia ESSU 1 1 Dartmoor Plodders 1 1
781 (Newquay) Sqn RAFAC 1 Dawlish Scouts 1
874 Sherborne Sqn RAFAC 2 Devon & Somerset Wing ATC 1 2 1
Ashton Park School 1 Devonport High School for Boys 1 2
Atrium Studio, The 2 Devonport High School forGirls 2 2
Aude Sapere Expedition Society 1 1 Dorset ACF 1
Avanti Hall 1 Downend District Scouts 1 1
Axe District Scouts 1 1 1 Downside School CCF 1 1
Barracuda Explorer Scouts 2 1 East Devon Explorer Scouts 2 1
Bedminster Down School 1 Erme and Yealm Valley HWC 1
Beechen Cliff School 2 2 Exe Valley Ramblers 2 1
Bideford College 1 2 Exeter College 3 1
Bishop Wordsworth School 1 1 Exeter School 2 2
Blackdown Hikers 1 Exmouth Community College 3
Blackdown Scout District 1 1 Five Acres High School 1
Blaise High School 1 Fowey River Academy 1
Blue School Wells 2 Gloucester Academy 1
Blundells School 3 2 Godolphin CCF 5
Bovey Tracey Scouts 1 Gordano District Scouts 1 1 1
Brabazon Explorer Scouts 1 1 Gordano Horizon Explorers 1
Bristol & Gloucester ATC 1 1 Gordon's School CCF 2
Bristol Scouts 1 1 Gryphon School, The 3 2
Bryanston School 1 1 Haldon Hillwalkers 1 1
Budmouth CCF 3 2 Heathfield Community School 2
Cabot Scouts 2 Heles School CCF 1
Camborne Science & Int Academy 1 1 Henley Bank High School 1
Canford CCF 2 2 Holmleigh Park High School 1
Chew Valley School 2 1 Honiton Community College 2
Chulmleigh Community College 2 Horizons Youth Centre 2
Churcher’s College 2 2 Ilfracombe Academy, The 1
Claverham Community College 2 Ipplepen Scouts 1 1
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miles
miles
miles
miles
miles
miles
45
45
35
55
35
55
Establishment Establishment
Isca Academy 2 1 Radstock Youth 1 1
Ivybridge Community College 2 Reading Blue Coat School 1
John of Gaunt School, The 2 1 Richard Lander School 1
Kilkenny Explorer Scouts 1 River Teign Sea Scouts 1
King Edward VI, Totnes 2 2 Royal High School Bath 1
King's Bruton CCF 2 Salthouse Explorer Scouts 1
King's School, The 2 Sea Moor Explore 1 1
Kings College, Taunton CCF 1 1 1 Sexey's School 1
Kingsbridge Community College 2 Shebbear College 1 1
Kingsley School 1 1 Sheldon School 2 1
Kingswood Explorer Scouts 1 1 Sherborne School CCF 2 1
Kingswood School 2 1 Sidmouth College 2
Launceston College 2 1 Somerset ACF 2
Liverton Scouts 1 South Brent Scouts 1
Long Ashton Scouts 1 South Dartmoor CC 2
Lyon House 1 Spaniorum Explorer Scouts 1
Malago Walkers 1 1 St Bartholomew's School CCF 2 1
Maynard School, The 2 2 St Ives School 2
Menheniot Explorer Scouts 1 St James School 3
Mid Devon Explorer Scouts 1 St Joseph's School 1
Mid Devon Youth 1 St Luke's CofE School 2
Midsomer Norton School P'ship 2 1 St Peters School 2
Millfield School 2 1 Stonar School 1
Mount Kelly 3 1 Stover School 1 1
National Trust Dartmoor, The 1 1 Sturminster Newton Expedition 2 1
North Dartmoor Explorer Scouts 1 Taunton School 2 1 1
Oak Academy 1 Tavistock & Dist Youth Forum 1 1 1
Okehampton College 1 1 1 Tavistock College 1 2 1
Okement Ramblers 2 Teign School 2
Park Community School, The 2 Teign Valley Ramblers 2
Penrice Academy 3 Teignbridge Explorers 1
Penryn College 2 Teignmouth Community School 2
Perthyans 1 Tiverton High School 2
Pilton Community College 2 Torbay Scouts 2 1
Plymouth College 2 Torpoint Community College 3 1
Plymouth Explorer Scouts 1 Torquay Academy CCF 1 1
Polar Explorer Scouts 1 Torquay Boys' Grammar School 3 1
Portsmouth Grammar School, The 1 1 Torquay Girls Grammar School 2 2
QE Academy Trust 3 1 Torridge Explorer Scouts 1 1
QEH Bristol 2 2 2 Trinity School 1
Queen's College Taunton 1 1 Truro Explorer Scouts 1 1
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miles
miles
miles
miles
miles
miles
45
45
35
55
35
55
Establishment Establishment
Truro School 3 1 Wiveliscombe Scouts 1 1
Uffculme School 2 2 Woodroffe School 2
Warminster School CCF 1 1 Wraxall Explorers 1 2
Wellington School 2 1 Wycliffe College CCF 1
West Exe School 2 Yate Academy 1
Westbuckland School 2 2 Yeo Troggs Explorer Scouts 1
Westfield Arts College Yeo Vale Explorers 1
Wiltshire ACF 2 1 Yeti Explorer Scouts 1
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JUBILEE CHALLENGE
INDIVIDUALS & TEAMS
7.8 8.7 11 15
JC+
miles miles miles miles
Establishment
Bidwell Brook School 7 1
Bodmin College 8 11
Brook Green Centre for Learnin 15
Brunel Academy 6
Cambian Lufton College 4
Cann Bridge School 7 3
City College Plymouth 6 6 6
Combe Pafford School 12 12
Curnow School 7
Ellen Tinkham College 6 6
Fowey River Academy 5
Glendinning Academy 6
Grenville Centre, Kingsley Sch 2 7
Isca Academy 1 1
Lampard School 8
Launceston College 4
Marland Residential School 4
Marland Secondary School 5
Matravers School 6 6
Mayfield Special School 15 3
Mill Ford School 5
Nancealverne School 3 7
Orchard Manor School 10 10 10
outdoor place CIC, The 8
Pencalenick School 6 6
Petroc Supported Learning 6
Shoreline Academy 10
Stover School 1
Tavistock College 6
Truro & Penwith College 4 12 4 4
Uffculme School 1
Warmley Park School & College 15 5
Westfield Arts College 6 6 6 2
Yeovil College 8
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TTC/JC Registration & TTC Fallout Centre TTC Start Fire Appliances TTC & Spectators Parking
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Traffic Direction TriBar i TTC Brief & Public Info (Fri & Sat)
Military Parking First Aid Engagement Village (Sun)
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PHIL CAMPION
Phil Campion (AKA Big Phil) is a former
soldier, author and TV personality.
P
hil was given up for adoption at birth amongst others. In 2011 Phil wrote his first
and subsequently sent to a series of book of four “Born Fearless” which was a
children’s homes. Even though Phil had Times bestseller, he also starred in his own
a relatively high IQ he struggled at school and TV documentary commissioned by Sky “Big
left Woolston School and joined Kingham Hill Phil’s War”.
School where he joined the CCF.
Since leaving the military, Phil has helped
Phil left school at the age of 16-years-old, he raise the profile and funds of numerous
spent most of his time at Calshot Activity charities and good causes. In 2005 he also
Centre where he joined a Youth Training invented the UTag, a USB stick contained
Scheme. Phil only saw one career path in a dog tag where the holder can enter their
he wanted to take. Phil joined the Royal basic ID, details for two ICE contacts, GP
Hampshire’s, despite a challenging start to life details, their health insurance policy and
Phil went on to extraordinary achievements. any further details on individual specific
In 1997 he passed Special Forces selection medical conditions.
both the Royal Marines Commando and the
Parachute Regiment tests. Phil’s big promise in life was to one day put
back in as much as he has taken out. Being
He saw Operational Service in Northern the champion of the ACF has given him the
Ireland, West Africa and the Balkans opportunity to achieve this aim.
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ENGAGEMENT VILLAGE
Come see the displays by the Royal Navy, Army and other
organisations as they showcase their capabilities.
WHAT We will also be joined by representatives from
The Royal Navy and Army will be on display the following organisations:
during Ten Tors this year, showcasing • Dartmoor National Park Authority
their capability and some of the many with their 70th Anniv Display
opportunities offered by a career in the • Mountain Training England
Armed Forces, both full time as a Regular or • Met Office STEM team
part time as a Reservist. In addition, Cadet • Devon and Cornwall 4x4
Force Adult Volunteers and Cadets will be on • Devon Scouts
hand to provide an overview of some of their
key activities. Please feel free to engage with WHEN
our Service Personnel and Cadets and get Friday 6th May 1200 – 2100 hrs
your hands on some of the inter-active and Saturday 7th May 0700 – 1600 hrs
immersive equipment on display. Sunday 8th May 0700 – 1800 hrs
Equipment on display will include: WHERE
• Spartan Armoured Vehicle The stands are located on the Okehampton
• Recovery Vehicle Camp Car Park for the Friday and the
• Royal Artillery Light Drone System Saturday. On the Sunday it will be located at
• Army Air Corps Virtual Reality the Ten Tors finish location. See the Camp
Experience map on previous page for information on
• Rifles Band Experience where you can find us.
• Interactive Games
• Climbing Wall
• Careers information point.
• And much more
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DARTMOOR SEARCH
& RESCUE GROUP
The Dartmoor Search and Rescue Group have been supporting Ten
Tors, officially, since 1975. They are based throughout the South-
west located at Ashburton, Okehampton, Plymouth and Tavistock.
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n total there are approximately 175 Trainees undergo a period of 12-18 months
operational members, throughout the training, after an initial probationary period.
four teams, each of them bringing their If they complete their training successfully,
own attributes that help create the highly they become full members. Trainee selection
professional organisation that is Dartmoor days take place once a year where they will
Rescue Group. be tested on their basic navigation skills to
see if they can meet the entry requirements
The teams train during the week, on separate to be a team member, as well as taking part
evenings, and on occasional weekends. All in a small written test.
members have regular training in rope work,
casualty care, search techniques, water The team works with the Police, Ambulance
rescue, navigation, working with search dogs Service, Fire Brigade, Devon 4x4, and HM
and radio communications. Within the team Coastguard. This allows access to helicopters,
there are also specialist sub-teams that have more 4×4 vehicles, dive teams, etc.
expert knowledge, beyond the skill level of
the other members, such as specialist ropes
or water teams.
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“...only solution is to use Search and Rescue
Members and Search Dogs”
When the weather is good, it can be possible The teams are entirely voluntary and receive
to evacuate injured persons by helicopter or no government funding. They rely solely
use heat seeking cameras on helicopters to on donations and grant funding, all from
help find missing persons. The weather on amazing people, like you.
Dartmoor can make using helicopters very
difficult, as well as even being unsafe. As a For more information, please visit our
result the only solution is to use Search and website - www.dartmoor-rescue.org
Rescue Members and Search Dogs.
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TEN TORS REFLECTIONS
CAPTAIN BETHAN WATERS
to the military. I was inspired by seeing the
members of the Armed Forces supporting
the event, including the University Officer
Training Corps (UOTC), and on starting at
Bristol University to study Music in 2010 I
immediately signed up to join Bristol UOTC.
I was delighted then to be able to give back
to the event by helping out each May at
Okehampton Camp, including doing the
presentation area announcements in 2011,
2012 and 2013 where I so enjoyed celebrating
the achievements of everybody crossing
the line and receiving their medals. It was a
combination of these formative experiences
Waters on
With my father Andy that were the catalyst for me to decide to join
ing from the Royal Military
Commission the Army as a career, and after graduating I
t (2015)
Academy Sandhurs started training at the Royal Military Academy
Sandhurst in 2014.
I
was fortunate enough as a student at Since then, I have been lucky enough to have
Kingsley School Bideford to take part a wonderfully varied career as an officer in the
in the Ten Tors Challenge in 2007 (35 Royal Corps of Army Music, including travel
miles – the great wash out!), 2008 (45 miles) and adventure all over the world from Cyprus
and 2009 (55 miles), and this sparked an to Germany and Jordan to Afghanistan in a
association for my family and I with the whole range of different roles, both musical
event, and subsequently with the wider and operational. I am very proud of my
military, that now approaches a fantastic father, Andy Waters, who has continued his
15 years. On moving to North Devon as a association with the Challenges from being
teenager we were immediately gripped by our team manager and tracker all those years
what an amazing opportunity the Challenge, ago, to now running the Environmental
and the process to build up to it, provided. Compliance Monitoring team, and so when I
Our weekends soon began to revolve around can I still try to make time each year to visit
planning training sessions and camping Ten Tors. It always brings back fantastic
spots, predicting challenging routes and memories of the Event that undoubtedly gave
combinations of Tors that might develop our me some of the mental and physical resilience
map reading, selecting the right teams and and lasting friendships that I value today.
the right equipment, and testing how many
flap jacks and peanut butter sandwiches we
were able to fit into our rucksacks! It became
somewhat of a family event too, with my
younger brother, Ryan, also completing the
35 mile, 45 mile (twice!) and 55 mile events.
Ten Tors also nurtured in me a real love of
the outdoors and gave me my first exposure Directing the Band of the Welsh Guards (2018)
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