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Bat Walk in Silverdale Glen, meet in café carpark, but people should park in the new carpark on the A3 and then walk down. There will be a short talk and then the walk itself will be around 90 minutes, so we will finish between 22:00 and 22:30. Uneven path and poor light, walking shoes are recommended. Book here: https://manxbatgroup.org/contacts/
Parking – Grid reference: SC 27404 71178 What3Words: worthy.uplifting.participating then follow signposted path down to cafe.
20:40 – 22:30
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