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In2venture at Work. Young people …………………… different viewpoint. In Borrowdale with the Salvation Army.    

On Good Friday In2venture went caving, venue was Great Douk followed by Sunset Hole both on the flank of Ingleborough in the Yorkshire Dales. What a winter its been, Ingleborough looked great. There was the usual faff over kit   … Continue reading →

      Sunday afternoon saw the In2venture community meet at Barnard Castle for an afternoon on the River Tees to look at open canoe skills. It was a cool afternoon with the air temperature at just 4 degC but … Continue reading →

Well; Friday the first of March came around; the preparations were complete and the eighth In2venture Activity Weekend at Blaithwaite House got underway. A massive thanks to the nineteen folk who turned out – it was great to meet you … Continue reading →

In2venture now has a Flickr Photostream. You can access the photography directly from the tool bar on the right hand side of this page. The most recent photos will appear as “Thumbnails” to access older sets click on “More Photos” … Continue reading →

It was another good day with the “In2venture Community” on Saturday. Dry weather but enough water about from recent rainfall & snow melt provided perfect conditions for the visit of a group of eight to Birkwith & Browgill-Calf Holes caves. … Continue reading →

In2venture’s new online home (this site) came into being mid-October 2012. Through the news on these pages & our Facebook and Twitter feeds the In2venture community across the North of England (& further afield) embraces a new method of communicating … Continue reading →

This is the second in a series of web articles on the organisational members of the In2venture community, last weeks piece featured COAC In2venture. FOG stands for Forest of Galtres, which for those of you that don’t know is close … Continue reading →

Group: Ferg, Graham, Alan & Mal Weather: Lying dry powder snow thigh deep in drifts but with a general covering of several inches; very still; visibility varying from perfect to near whiteout Where: Helvellyn Ridge from Thirlmere side, Lake District … Continue reading →