London Thames Walk

London Thames Walk

[Saturday the 12th of April 2014 – Greenwich to Westminster]

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This is a 12k fun, friendly, fitness and family guided walk organised by Nepal Village Foundation to support our education project in Nepal. We organised a great successful 14k walking event last year so we are organising a similar walking event again this year on 12th of April. This year we are also including families with children to participate in the walk. As we will be exploring some of the most famous historical parts of Docklands, the walk will be of interest to a wide range of people. The walk coincides with the schools Easer holidays and is also on the eve of Virgin London Marathon. It will be a fun day out for all, providing a little bit of fitness and fundraising for a good cause.

Highlights of the walk

The Cutty Sark- one of the last and fastest British tea clippers built in 1869

Surrey Docks Farm- a working city farm in the heart of London to provide unique opportunities for people to learn about farming and food production

The Brunel Museum- International landmark site, scheduled ancient monument and oldest tunnel/underground in the world

Tower Bridge- One of the most famous land mark in the world and the only bridge in the 19th century to cross Thames River

Westminster and the London Eye– the world’s largest (135m) cantilevered observation wheel designed by Marks Barfield Architects which becomes the most popular landmark of London

Itinerary for the day

10:00- 10:15:  MGB (Meeting, Greeting and Briefing) by the Cutty Sark in the park of the Old Naval College, Greenwich, London SE10 9LW

10:15- 10:45:  Explore the Cutty Sark and surroundings

10:45:  The walk begins

11:45- 12:15:  Visit to Surrey Docks farm and coffee break

13:30- 14:30:  Lunch at Rotherhithe and the Brunel Museum

14:30:  The walk continues

15:15- 15:30:  Photography at the Tower Bridge

16:30:  Reach the finishing line! The London Eye/the Westminster Bridge

After that we will go to a near by café or bar for celebration

Registration and fundraising

Registration fee is £10 and every walker will have to raise £50 or above to support the girls’ education project in Nepal. For fundraising, we can help you to set up a fundraising page or provide you with a donation collection form if necessary.

We accept registration fee as cash, cheque or online donation. Cheques are payable to ‘Nepal Village Foundation’ and should be posted to- 61 Cannon Back Road, London, SE16 6DF.

To begin the registration, please send us your name, email address, mobile number and full address at info@nvf.org.uk or 07954376665

To create your fundraising page follow the link – ‘Fundraise for London Thames Walk’

If you have any question about the event then please call us on 07954376665 (Krit) or 079 0590 6276 (Pam)

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