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WELCOME - Please Introduce Yourself Here
Friends, Family & Residents of North Berwick this is the official collective post for all members. Please introduce yourself in the comments. Please take your time and highlight what makes you, you. - Write to us, who you are and what you do for a living - Tell us what you love to do - Tell us what you would love to see in North Berwick - Please drop a link to your website or community if you have one IMPORTANT: This is the only post to promote yourself or sell your products/services. However, please make sure that your comment does not consist exclusively of a pitch. We want to know who you are and not just what we can buy from you. NEXT: Please go through the comments after your post. See who is here and feel free to connect, leave a comment as the true value here will be our members. (Always use the reply function for this) We are looking forward to your introduction and getting to know! PS: If you have not gone through the onboarding please do so by clicking here Thanks Nick
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⌲ 𝑪𝑯𝑨𝑵𝑮𝑬𝑺 & 𝑼𝑷𝑫𝑨𝑻𝑬𝑺 In this post, you’ll continuously receive information whenever something changes in the community. Click the bell to get notified.🔔 (Important) Please, no comments or feedback here. Only Nick will post comments informing you about updates, changes and improvements in the community. So after you have been away for a few days, check back in here to get up to speed. Make sure you LIKE the comments to confirm as a read receipt. Then I know you have seen it. Thanks Nick
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Anyone linked in with TheSpace Dunbar?
Not sure if anyone within our community is linked in with TheSpace Dunbar? Looks like another community working together to provide enriching environments for their young people, interesting as it reads like it’s very much youth led….. https://www.facebook.com/100066631803800/posts/1129002532664130/?mibextid=rS40aB7S9Ucbxw6v
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Are you a member of a gym?
Are you a member of a gym here in North Berwick?
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Climbing Everest in North Berwick – For Our Young People
Most people who dream of climbing Everest picture ice, ropes, and oxygen tanks. I’ll be doing it a little differently… on my doorstep. This year, I’ve set myself a Misogi – a once-a-year, life-defining challenge that pushes me far beyond my comfort zone. Inspired by Jesse Itzler’s philosophy, I wanted something that would test me physically, mentally, and emotionally – but also give back to the community I love. So here it is: I’ll be climbing North Berwick Law enough times to reach the height of Mount Everest – 8,849 metres. To put that in perspective: The Law strava segment at just 143 metres. Which means I’ll need to climb it 64 times, up and down. That’s over 9,000 metres of climbing. It will be long. It will be gruelling. And there will be moments where I’ll want to quit. But that’s the point. Because for me as a Dad of 3, this challenge is about more than just the climb. I’m doing it to raise money for the North Berwick Youth Project – an incredible organisation that supports our young people, giving them a safe place, positive role models, and opportunities that can change the course of their lives. While it is a local charity I am a New Zealander so hope I can inspire more young people around the world. So while I’ll be battling fatigue on the hill, I’ll know exactly why I’m doing it. For the next generation. If you can, please donate as the goal is to raise a £1 for every metre climbed. Every pound will go directly to supporting young people. Together, we can make sure they climb their own mountains, whatever they may be. Thank you for your support – it means the world. If you fancy a walk up the Law on the 3rd and 4th of October I would appreciate the chat You can book in here a time slot into my google doc. Or if you just want to sponsor £1 for a metre climbed https://www.justgiving.com/page/nick-mccashin-ultra-dad
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