Mad Hatters

How far can you go wearing a BVAA Hat?

Published: 2nd August 2012 | Issue 21 Share article:

The BVAA Hat continues its travels, this time in some truly ‘mad’ conditions! Pictured (shivering) are Rhys Jones, Simon James, Sian Elvis and Nathan Adams of Hobbs Valve on the ‘Thunderwalk’ – a 24 hour, 54 mile Charity walk in the Brecon Beacons. Team ‘Rhys Lightening’ donned BVAA hats for the occasion. BVAA were delighted to make a donation to the team’s JustGiving site in aid of Noah’s Ark Appeal, a Children’s hospital in Wales. If you would like to make a donation see www.justgiving.com/RhysLightening

Our congratulations to VU reader Lee Tunnicliffe who correctly spotted that Graham Lomax of Polyflor was pictured at the seaside village of Staithes in North Yorkshire, England. A £50 donation has been made to the NSPCC.

Hat or Brolly? In light of the current UK ‘drought’ – which of course means it’s not stopped raining here for 6 weeks now – we are offering free BVAA umbrellas as well as Hats for anyone wishing to feature in the magazine, contact rob@bvaa.org.uk

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