NAMHO CONFERENCE 2024

[petejackson]

NAMHO CONFERENCE 2024 - CORNWALL​

We are pleased to say that the conference in Cornwall has been moved to a different location in Redruth following the closure of the previous venue.

When: weekend of 29-30 JUNE 2024.
Full duration: Thursday 27th June to Wednesday 3rd July including field trips outside the weekend.
Main venue: Redruth, Cornwall.
Camping: 1 mile from the venue.
Organising team: NAMHO

More information will be posted as soon as it is available. We plan to open the booking system from 1st February although trip booking might take a few weeks longer to finalise. In the meantime, enquiries can be sent to confenq@namho.org.

 

[me]

Moved to where? We have already booked out accommodation to be in walking distance

 

[ttxela2]

Brilliant, thanks for arranging an alternative so quickly!

 

[me]

Brilliant, thanks for arranging an alternative so quickly!

Yes, second that, really glad you have been able to keep the conference going.

Sorry about my quick reply, 😔 it will be wonderful where ever it / we are.

Thank you for keeping us updated 😁

 

[moorebooks]

Moved to where? We have already booked out accommodation to be in walking distance

Heartlands as fallen into administration and in the process have closed down and cancelled the booking .

According to a statement made on the Shropshire Caving and Mining club FB page the new venue will be
Kernow Resilience Hub, Highburrow Lane, Pool, TR15 3BU. https://kernowrh.com/ although the statement onthe official NAMHO website is as above

Mike

 

[ttxela2]

Well resilience would be a good thing it seems

Say's it has the largest martial arts academy in Cornwall, don't tell Roy!

 

[royfellows]

The karate demonstration is an annual fixture.

 

[Cantclimbtom]

...it has the largest martial arts academy in Cornwall...

Given Welsh and Cornish are on the same branch of Gaelic and the historical migrations of miners between the regions, is their art related to Llap Goch system?

 

[royfellows]

Martial Arts BS is an interesting line of research, much about it on Youtube from Count Dante to Gearge Dillman. Lets go back on thread.