Mollys Guide - Spring 2018
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The Spitfire and Hawk Trails are<br />
based around Lincoln and each<br />
take about an hour to complete.<br />
The shortest cycling route – The<br />
Proctor Trail is 12 miles long but is<br />
all “off road” making it an attractive<br />
option for families. The other three<br />
range from 38 to 55 miles in length.<br />
All are circular.<br />
There’s also a chance for young<br />
people to “earn their wings” by<br />
doing the Lancaster, Spitfire,<br />
Hawk, Sopwith Camel and Proctor<br />
Trails and answering the questions<br />
on “wings” on the trails. If they<br />
complete all five, they will earn their<br />
pilot’s licence!<br />
Find out more at www.visitlincoln.<br />
com/100voices/trails<br />
Lincoln BIG is also busy organising<br />
this year’s Children’s Festival, a<br />
popular annual event during which<br />
scores of shoppers and visitors<br />
take a break to enjoy a wide<br />
range of performances by county<br />
schoolchildren.<br />
This year’s event runs from<br />
July 2 to 6. On Tuesday, July 3,<br />
performances will take place at<br />
St Marks Shopping Centre. On<br />
the other days, groups will be<br />
entertaining people in Lincoln High<br />
Street.<br />
Performances can be seen each<br />
day between 10am and 1.30pm.<br />
Organiser Sara Bullimore said: “Quite a few<br />
schools have already booked space for this<br />
event, but we would love to hear from other<br />
primary schools whose children would enjoy<br />
doing a half-hour performance. This might<br />
include singing, dancing, playing music or<br />
performing in a small choir. Sara can be<br />
contacted on: 079768 40455.<br />
www.mollysguide.co.uk<br />
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