Bridehead Has Been Closed , but Not Forgotten.For generations, the Bridehead Estate has been a central part of the rhythm of life in the community. A place of picnics, walks, childhood memories, and quiet reflection.Now its much loved amenity grounds has been closed off, ending decades of shared joy and connection.Really, this is just the tip of the iceberg in a story that runs much deeper.But still, we mourn the loss of access to yet another piece of our natural world. This kind of quiet enclosure is happening more and more across the countryside.And unless we act, more cherished places will vanish behind fences.On Saturday 5th July, we’re holding a small, peaceful trespass at Bridehead, inviting all those who share a connection to this land.Whether you’ve lived nearby for years, or visited once and never forgot it,come with us as we let the land know it is not forgotten, and we will not let it disappear from us for good.Swipe through this post for more details on the event including transport options. You can register for free tickets to the event via the link in our bio (this just helps us keep track of numbers) you can also purchase coach tickets with the same link. #Bridehead #microenclosure #righttoroam #dorset #accessforall

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