by OpenCountry | Jun 28, 2020 | Open Country News
Now nobody at Open Country can ever claim to be a budding Gordon Ramsey (although some of us might be just as bossy), however we have had more time at home to perfect our favourite recipes and some new ones too. We have tried to make the instructions and ingredients...
by OpenCountry | Jun 18, 2020 | Open Country News
During lockdown, Open Country has been thinking of ways to bring the outdoors indoors for our members who are missing getting #OutThereTogether with us. We’re delighted to be launching our first ever audio walk, aimed at those who are missing their countryside...
by OpenCountry | May 23, 2020 | Open Country News
Not being able to get out there together is frustrating us all at the moment. The spring is blooming, yet we are having to admire the wonderful countryside we love to explore from a safe distance. When I’m not working at Open Country, I am my alter ego, ‘The Flat...
by OpenCountry | May 15, 2020 | Open Country News
Usually Open Country would be out and about in the countryside right now, ensuring people with disabilities get the opportunity to see some really fantastic wildlife spectacles. Whilst we have had to postpone our nature watching outings for now, there is nothing...
by OpenCountry | May 14, 2020 | Open Country News
Last month James from our Conservation group was a guest blogger on the Make it Wild website. He told them about his work with Open Country and how being in nature makes him feel: “I’ve been coming out with Open Country for over 9 years and I love being part of...
by OpenCountry | May 7, 2020 | Open Country News
We are marking this year’s special 75th anniversary VE Day celebrations by sharing a couple of our older members’ memories of the day WWII came to an end: Bryan Needham, has been a member of Open Country for over 25 years and regularly goes out with...
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