Wild About Whitstable
The Week of Events
Here is the list of events for the week with details.
List of events
All week and onward
10.30 to 16.30 Whitstable Community Museum and Gallery Wednesday to Saturday
Hog's Fennel - nationally rare, locally plentiful - display
Visit Whitstable Museum to view a display about the nationally rare plant, Hog’s fennel, and the moths that depend on it and a display of some other plants found along the seashore between Faversham Creek, Whitstable, and Long Rock SSSI. An exhibition of Kent seaweeds including information on the history and uses of seaweeds will be displayed in the Museum later in the year.
Photo by Sue Carfrae
Monday
Why A Salt Marsh
10.00-13.00 Swalecliffe
A poetic walk with magical thinking, searching for healing through the hagstones. Led by Bolivian artist Elspeth-Billie-Penfold. A wander through Swalecliffe engaging with the landscape, through performance and poetry guided by Andean Indigenous Quechua culture through #Port with Art Walk Porty
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A Wild Walk with Birdwise
14.00-16.00 Seasalter Meet on Faversham Road by the toilet block
Join us for a walk along the sea wall at Seasaltert o learn more about the amazing birds that you can see on this beautiful coastline. We will head out towards the South Swale Reserve identifying birds we see along the way and learning more about them. Well-behaved dogs are welcome but must be kept on a short lead.There are steps up to the sea wall and the ground is uneven so unsuitable for those with limited mobility.
20 free spaces available Bookings via North Kent Birdwise's website https://northkentbirdwise.org.uk/bird-wise-events/
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A Wild Walk with Birdwise
14.00-16.00 Faversham Road Seasalter meet by the toilets
Join us for a walk along the seawall at Seasalter to learn about the amazing birds you can see on this beautiful coastline. We will head out towards the South Swale reserve identifying birds we see along the way and learning more about them. Well behaved dogs on a short lead welcome.
Suitable for all ages. There are steps up to the sea wall and the ground is uneven.
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20 places available Free book at https://northkent.birdwise.org.uk/bird-wise-events/
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Rewilding Ourselves with Trees
14.00-15.30 Stream Walk Community Garden
The renowned Permaculture teacher Jo Barker, of East Kent Permaculture and Future Food Forests, will be leading this informative and inspiring session. We connect to the natural world, to ourselves, each other & the Trees. By remembering that we are part of the natural system we not only experience more well-being, it gives us a pathway to well-being for all life. By learning about Trees and food forests we will experience how this ancient way of living in harmony with the natural systems is relevant now to the climate action, increasing biodiversity, future food and wellbeing.
Free places are available or a donation of £5-£15 for those who can afford would be appreciated.
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16 places available to book a space email futurefoodforests@gmail.com
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Tuesday
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'Bee Bomb' Making Workshop
10 - noon Whitstable Umbrella Café
Join Whitstable Labour Party for some messy family fun making bee bombs to spread wildflowers.
Suitable for all ages and abilities.
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Free no booking required.
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Wildplaynaturesway Wild Beach
10-11.30 Ask for location when booking
A free-play nature session on the beach. Children can immerse themselves in Nature play in an outdoor learning environment.
Please note there is uneven terrain unsuitable for pushchairs or wheelchairs baby slings are advised. Suitable for 0-5 years £5 per child 15-20 spaces
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To book email wildplaynaturesway@aol.com or message via their Facebook page
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Wild Therapy - A brief introduction to Wild Therapy and why it is important
10.00-12.30 Stream Walk Community Garden
Yes Wild Therapy is really a thing! This experiential workshop will give you an introduction to what Wild Therapy is, how it’s different from other types of therapy and why that difference is important, both for ourselves and our environment. The intention is for us to connect, have some fun, learn something new and have a taster of what Wild Therapy might be like as an experience.
Mostly accessible, please get in contact if you have specific needs so we can do our best to meet them.
Age16+
A donation to cover costs would be appreciated
Maximum 10 places
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To book email sarahlondon64@gmail.com
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Birdwise and Thanet Coastal Project
10.00-15.00 Long Rock near the Skate Park
Discover more about East Kent's incredible marine environment at Long Rock on Tuesday 9th and Thursday 11th August. There will be a stall with information and a dry exhibit to display some of the amazing things you can find along our coast.
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Free no booking required.
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Dwellbeing Netwalking For Mums/Dads/Caregivers of Babies and Toddlers
13.30-15.00 Meet outside the Marine Hotel
Walking in the world mindfully, especially in nature is a wonderful practice. We will be walking together using prompts to connect to each other and to our wonderful local environment where we dwell. The ability to meet other new parents has been restricted during the pandemic and the importance of our connection to others and nature has become increasingly apparent; this series of circular walks address this need. Clare Jackson incorporated walking into her artistic practice during her M.A. and has continued to encourage people to ‘go out every day into nature and feed their soul’. The walk will incorporate an emphasis on wellbeing, an intimate connection to location and nature and meeting others sharing the experience of the day and nurturing a new generation in the unpredictable world we live in. www.people-to-place.co.uk
Suitable for parents/carers of babies and toddlers and their little ones in slings, prams or buggies. Although we love dogs, as this is foremost a baby and child friendly activity, we would prefer that they remain at home for this particular walk.
£10 per adult with a third of spaces free
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Absolute maximum of 10 adults per walk To book email clare@people-to-place.co.uk
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Thanet Coastal Project Scavenger Hunt
14.00 Long Rock near the Skate Park
Join us for an exciting scavenger hunt on the beach.
Suitable for ages 4-11 (will involve walking on uneven terrain).
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No booking required Suggested donation £2
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Tales of Flora: Folklore of Wild Plants
14.30 Whitstable Castle Meet at the Gazebo in the Castle garden (in front of the cafe)
What can be done with stinging nettles, and what can be cured by crawling under bramble
arches? Which plant is known as bellies-and-bums-fingers-and-thumbs?
Find out about the fascinating tales of our wild flowers, their alternative names, uses and stories
through history during a walk around Whitstable Castle gardens, with Roy Vickery of the South London Botanical Institute. http://www.plant-lore.com/
Suitable for age 7+
20 spaces available email natwhitgroup@gmail.com to book your free place
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Bee Keeping - an Overview talk by Whitstable & Herne Bay Beekeepers
18.30-19.30 St Alphege Church.
Suitable for anyone curious about the fascinating world of beekeeping. For more details contact Roger Simpson - Branch Secretary; email: rogersimpson122@yahoo.co.uk; text: 07989492401
£3 suggested cash donation to the Beekeepers on the day
A donation to St Alphege Church to cover costs would also be much appreciated.
No booking required.
Wednesday
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Neurodiverse Family Fun in the Garden
10.00-noon Stream Walk Community Garden
A friendly relaxed inclusive session, no diagnosis is required. Come and explore the garden, connect with nature, discover plants and how we can eat them, engage in sensory exploration. Siblings are welcome to join in.
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Free session no booking required.
Dwellbeing Netwalking For Mums/Dads/Caregivers of Babies and Toddlers
11.00-12.30 Meet outside the Marine Hotel
Walking in the world mindfully, especially in nature is a wonderful practice. We will be walking together using prompts to connect to each other and to our wonderful local environment where we dwell. The ability to meet other new parents has been restricted during the pandemic and the importance of our connection to others and nature has become increasingly apparent; this series of circular walks address this need. Clare Jackson incorporated walking into her artistic practice during her M.A. and has continued to encourage people to ‘go out every day into nature and feed their soul’. The walk will incorporate an emphasis on wellbeing, an intimate connection to location and nature and meeting others sharing the experience of the day and nurturing a new generation in the unpredictable world we live in. www.people-to-place.co.uk
Suitable for parents/carers of babies and toddlers and their little ones in slings, prams or buggies. Although we love dogs, as this is foremost a baby and child friendly activity, we would prefer that they remain at home for this particular walk.
£10 per adult with a third of spaces free
Absolute maximum of 10 adults per walk To book email clare@people-to-place.co.uk
A Wild Walk with Birdwise
14.00-16.00 Seasalter meet by Faverham Road Toilets
Join us for a walk along the sea wall at Seasalter to learn more about the amazing birds that you can see on this beautiful coastline. We will head out towards the South Swale Reserve identifying birds we see along the way and learning more about them. Well-behaved dogs are welcome but must be kept on a short lead.
There are steps up to the sea wall and the ground is uneven so unsuitable for those with limited mobility.
20 free spaces available
Free bookings via North Kent Birdwise's website https://northkentbirdwise.org.uk/bird-wise-events/
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Sealife around 'the Street'
17.30-18.30 Meet at the Hotel Continental
An opportunity to see the diversity of plants and animals around our coast, their stories, and the
important services they provide.
Beach walk with Ian Tittley - Natural History Museum
Free, families. Meet at the Hotel Continental, Beach Street Whitstable
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Free email natwhitgroup@gmail.com to book
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Bat Walk
20.15 Whitstable Castle
Led by Shirley Thompson from the Kent Bat Group. Starting from Whitstable Castle.
Email natwhitgroup@gmail.com to book
Following on after the Bat Walk at Walk Whitstable Castle time to be confirmed
Followed by a Moth Evening with Andy Taylor
Discover the amazing moths that navigate our night skies with local naturalist Andy Taylor.
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Email natwhitgroup@gmail.com to book
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Thursday
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The View over the Wall Experience
Between 10.00-16.00 multiple sessions running meet at Whitstable Castle
Finding a little peace in our crazy world. Let nature be the catalyst to awaken your senses with a guided walk that invigorates your mind and strips back life to its core purpose. The View Over the Wall Experience helps you connect with nature, creativity, heritage, and wellbeing
while walking through some of Whitstable’s landscapes.
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£5 per person turn up on the day or secure your place by emailing simon@simonpollard.uk
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Wildplaynaturesway
10-11.30 Honey Hill, Blean CT2 9RJ
A free-play nature session in a private woodland. Children can immerse themselves in Nature play in a dedicated outdoor learning environment.
Please note there is uneven terrain unsuitable for pushchairs or wheelchairs baby slings are advised. Suitable for 0-5 years £5 per child 15-20 spaces
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To book email wildplaynaturesway@aol.com or message via their Facebook page
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Birdwise and Thanet Coastal Project
10.00-15.00 Long Rock by the Skate Park
Discover more about East Kent's incredible marine environment at Long Rock on Tuesday 9th and Thursday 11th August. There will be a stall with information and a dry exhibit to display some of the amazing things you can find along our coast.
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Free no booking required.
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Scavenger Hunt with Thanet Coast Project
14.00-15.00 Long Rock by the Skate Park
Take the challenge to look for clues of marine life on the beach!
Join the Thanet Coast Project in a challenge to find a wide array of marine life on the beach. Can you find the eggcase of a shark!? How many different types of shell can you spot? You will need to wear suitable footwear and clothing for the beach and for the weather conditions on the day. Don’t forget about suncream! We’ll provide all of the equipment :) We will be going down along the shoreline on a stony beach. Suitable for ages 4-11. Suggested donation of £2.20 places are available.
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Please book online here: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/scavenger-hunt-long-rock-swalecliffe-tickets-382907656107
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Family Wildlife Fun
10.30-13.00 Stream Walk Community Garden
Enjoy a morning of nature-based fun in the garden including going on a bug hunt and making an insect hotel. Suitable for all ages and abilities.
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No booking is required.
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We're Going on a Caterpillar Hunt
13.00-15.00
There are Caterpillars in Whitstable that feed in the stems and roots of the plants and we need your help to find them by hunting for their poo!
We are Butterfly Conservation, working on a Kent specific moth project (Kent’s Magnificent Moths). We are working throughout Kent to de-bunk myths on moths, they aren’t all boring pests that munch on your jumpers!! In fact only one species out of 2500 UK moth species eat clothes!!!
The Tankerton slopes are home to a rare moth that in Britain, it is only found in North Essex and Kent!
The caterpillars are dependent on one particular plant; Hog’s Fennel, which also has a very limited distribution and is at risk from sea-level rise! The caterpillars feed in the stems and roots of the plants and we need your help to find evidence of the caterpillars' presence by searching for signs of feeding by looking for frass volcanoes or piles of caterpillar poo!
This fits in perfectly with a local beach clean as they are a coastal specialised species, needing clean beaches and a good habitat as this is one of the only places they can be found, so let’s work together to survey them and then protect them for the future!
We hope to see you there!
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Free no booking required
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Citizen Science with Clare Turnbull, local Green Councillor:
Mapping Our Trees in Whitstable
14.00-15.30 Meet at Westmeads Rec near the play parkCome and find out about the importance of urban trees, and learn some fun techniques for identifying and mapping the street trees in Whitstable. Bring a smart phone if you have one. Suitable for eveyone 7+ it will involve a gentle stroll.
Free no booking required, simply turn up.
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Waterbirds of Whitstable Walk
15.00 Long Rock, Swalecliffe near the Skate Park
Join Bird Wise East Kent for a walk around Long Rock, to discover the birds and other wildlife around this unique site.
An hour long walk around Long Rock, looking at the unique site and the wildlife on offer here. The site is a Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSI), being used as an important roosting site for coastal birds, as well as home to the iconic water vole, and the fisher’s estuarine moth which feeds on a rare plant, hog’s fennel. Let’s see what we can find on our walk! Please wear sturdy footwear and clothing that is appropriate for the weather on the day - don’t forget about suncream! If you have a pair of binoculars we recommend bringing them, but we do have a few spare pairs.
We will be walking along an uneven footpath and on a stony beach.
Free open to all ages 20 spaces available
Please book online here: https://eastkent.birdwise.org.uk/events/waterbirds-of-whitstable-walk/
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Friday
Dusk to Dawn Walks a Day in the life of Longrock’s Wildlife.
Sessions run throughout the day. Meet at Longrock by the Skate Park. Look for the person with Binoculars tripod and Telescope.
6.00 - 7.30 For the early birds! A lot of wildlife is most active at this time, particularly Birds and Mammals.
8.00 - 9.30 Still good for birds and the first insects become active.
10.00 - 11.30 A good time for Insects and reptiles still good for birds depending on the tide.
15.00 -16.30 After a midday lull Wildlife starts to become active again. Plenty of plants to see. Insects still active.
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Hour and a half guided walks around the SSSI by experienced local wildlife enthusiast Andy (The Bird Man) Taylor who has been exploring the site for 20 years
A chance to discover and learning about and how to Identity our Local Wildlife on your doorstep within the Longrock part of the SSSI. We will be looking and listening for Migrating Birds on the shoreline over the sea and in the Marsh. Searching for and occasionally smelling! The many rare and special plant species of the area. We will be also looking for Butterflies Moth and Bugs. Possible Water Vole, Seals, Reptiles and maybe a few surprises. Each walk we be different as the Wildlife will change with the time of day and the tide.
NB. With all Wildlife with the exception of the plants nothing can be guaranteed which makes it all the more exciting when we do see something. A lot will depends on the weather and Tides and a bit of luck.
Please bring appropriate clothing for weather. These walk can go ahead even if it is raining or windy. Please bring water and sun protection, hats if hot.
I will have Binoculars including a spare pair but it would be great if anyone can bring there own it does not matter how old or dodgy they can be good for watching insects and Mammals too. I will have a Telescope for use of participants too.
Accessible to all as walk can be adapted to participants. Given length of Walk and that we might be spending time looking for or at a particular subject for a while or having to be quiet. Possibly not suitable for very young children say 8 and above ? But I won’t send anyone packing!
Free max 10 people book your place at natwhitgroup@gmail.com
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Wildplaynaturesway
10-11.30 Honey Hill, Blean CT2 9RJ
A free-play nature session in a private woodland. Children can immerse themselves in Nature play in a dedicated outdoor learning environment.
Please note there is uneven terrain unsuitable for pushchairs or wheelchairs baby slings are advised. Suitable for 0-5 years £5 per child 15-20 spaces
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To book email wildplaynaturesway@aol.com or message via the Facebook page
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A Practical Taster Session in Beekeeping - Morning Training Evening
10.00 – 11.30 at the Whitstable And Herne Bay Beekeeper’s teaching apiary; accessible by car with on-site parking
A Practical Taster Session in Beekeeping - Morning Training Event
As part of the taster session each attendee will receive a briefing on apiary hygiene, health & safety and an introduction to the basic hardware and PPE used in beekeeping. They will have the opportunity to observe at close quarters in groups of two attendees an experienced beekeeper (the mentor) open a hive and talk through what they are doing and what can be seen and to ask questions of the mentor during that inspection. The inspection can include, if the attendee wishes, a chance to handle a frame of bees; we will also provide a group Q&A session between the visitors and mentors after closing of the hives, a pack of information on the learning pathway that we recommend and a digital photo as a personal memento of attendance.
Regrettably visitors must 18+ years old. We require that an attendee's faculties are unimpaired by any medication, drugs or alcohol and that they have no known risk of anaphylaxis or other serious allergy to bee stings and are capable of ensuring their own physical safety and this is unimpeded.
We will provide the PPE needed except that the attendee must provide their own clean boots (a pair of freshly cleaned wellies would be most suitable).
£25 per head must be booked and paid in advance only 6 visitors per session
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To book contact Whitstable & Herne Bay Beekeepers, Roger Simpson - Branch Secretary; email: rogersimpson122@yahoo.co.uk; text: 07989492401
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A Practical Taster Session in Beekeeping - Afternoon Training Event
13.00 – 14.30 at the Whitstable And Herne Bay Beekeeper’s teaching apiary; accessible by car with on-site parking
As part of the taster session each attendee will receive a briefing on apiary hygiene, health & safety and an introduction to the basic hardware and PPE used in beekeeping. They will have the opportunity to observe at close quarters in groups of two attendees an experienced beekeeper (the mentor) open a hive and talk through what they are doing and what can be seen and to ask questions of the mentor during that inspection. The inspection can include, if the attendee wishes, a chance to handle a frame of bees; we will also provide a group Q&A session between the visitors and mentors after closing of the hives, a pack of information on the learning pathway that we recommend and a digital photo as a personal memento of attendance.
Regrettably visitors must 18+ years old. We require that an attendee's faculties are unimpaired by any medication, drugs or alcohol and that they have no known risk of anaphylaxis or other serious allergy to bee stings and are capable of ensuring their own physical safety and that this is unimpeded.
We will provide the PPE needed except that the attendee must provide their own clean boots (a pair of freshly cleaned wellies would be most suitable).
£25 per head must be booked and paid in advance only 6 visitors per session
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To book contact Whitstable & Herne Bay Beekeepers, Roger Simpson - Branch Secretary; email: rogersimpson122@yahoo.co.uk; text: 07989492401
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Wild Medicine
14.30 Stream Walk Community Garden
Herbal walk with Belinda Murray. Discover the medicinal properties of everyday garden plants.
Up to 15 spaces
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Free event to book email natwhitgroup@gmail.com
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Eels: from the Domesday Book to the Mighty Boosh
18.30 St Alphege Church
Matthew Hatchwell chair of the DICE Advisory board at UKC, former head of the Wildlife Conservation Society Europe and ex-Director of Conservation at the Zoological Society of London will talk about the amazing ecology of the European eel and its marathon migration between Europe and the Sargasso Sea, threats to the survival of this critically endangered fish, and its place in British history and popular culture.
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Free no booking required but donations to St Alphege Church would be much appreciated.
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Saturday
Whitstable Farmers’ Market Scavenger Hunt
9.00 -12.30 Whitstable Farmers’ Market, Old Coal Yard Belmont Rd, CT51QP
Come along and hunt for the plants hidden at the market and collect some interesting facts to create your own plant folder to take home, plus a free packet of seeds for the first 25 to complete the hunt!
Pick up your scavenger hunt sheet at the bread stall.
Suitable for all ages
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Free no booking required
Slow and Wild Stitching from Nature
10.00 – 15.00 Stream Walk Community Garden
Yvonne Fuchs founder of the widely followed SLOW STITCH COMMUNITY introduces her thoughts, practice tips and techniques about this art form so that you will find a new way to be relaxed, happy and creative in slow stitch whilst in nature.
We are working in the Stream Walk community garden in Whitstable that is a haven for wild life and full of inspiration with vegetables and flowers in abundance.
There is a covered outdoor studio waiting for you with good access.
Suitable for beginners and those who want to deepen their practice
All SLOW stitch materials are provided, but please bring a small sketch book A5 and pencil/pencil crayons.
Lots of places to find lunch locally and sit on the beach, but you are also most welcome to bring a packed lunch.
You are welcome to bring a basic stitching kit of scissors, variety of threads and favourite fabric scraps if you already work with this practice.
We will look at all the basics of SLOW stitching and work stitching on reclaimed fabrics from the inspiration in nature.
You will make lots of samples that will be made into a small keepsake item to take home!
Please join us and be part of the JOY.
Bookings via Eventbrite £45.86 – £49.10
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/slow-and-wild-stitching-in-nature-relax-and-create-in-our-fab-garden
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Wild About Whitstable Eco Fair
12.30-16.30 United Reform Church, Middle Wall
The Eco Fair will offer an exciting opportunity to visit stalls that will showcase various organisations, both in the Whitstable area and wider Kent, that are involved in the natural environment, biodiversity, natural products and sustainability. This will include Canterbury Council Environmental team, SOS ( save our seas) The Kent Bat Group, Kent Wildlife Trust, Whitstable Horticulture Society, Whitstable and Herne Bay Beekeepers and more.....
A summary of participating stalls will be published shortly.
Free no booking required
Sunday
Wild Food of Whitstable- guided tour of Tankerton with Forth and Forage
10.00 - 11.15 meet outside the Marine Hotel
Whitstable's wild herbs, sea vegetables, edible flowers and spices with Amy at Forth and Forage. Your guided tour is family friendly and will help build your confidence identifying plants safely. Discover Sustainability is at the heart of being a fantastic forager, so we'll explore relationships between habitat, plants and wildlife and only forage where the species is found in abundance.Expect to get hands on identifying, sniffing and tasting!
15 spaces available £15 per person under 12s attend FREE with a paying adult.
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Contact Amy Hitchcock at www.forthandforage.co.uk email Amy at forthandforage@gmail.com Message Amy at 07425139438
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The View over the Wall Experience
Between 10.00-16.00 multiple sessions running meet at Whitstable Castle
Finding a little peace in our crazy world. Let nature be the catalyst to awaken your senses with a guided walk that invigorates your mind and strips back life to its core purpose. The View Over the Wall Experience helps you connect with nature, creativity, heritage, and wellbeing while walking through some of Whitstable’s landscapes.
£5 per person turn up on the day or secure your place by emailing simon@simonpollard.uk
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Walking in Silence
Meet at 10.15 promptly at Keats Farm Caravan Park at the lower car park (entrance opposite the Royal Oak Pub),
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A silent walk in Blean Woods.
Walking in silence offers an opportunity for both inward reflection and outer engagement with the wider environment. Artist Will Glanfield will lead a walk of up to two hoursthrough these beautiful ancient woodlands.
There will be a short introductory talk before setting out. The second part of the walk will be made in silence, with an opportunity to reflect on the experience nesr the end.
Parts of the walk are hilly and there is uneven terrain. Bring walking boots, weather appropriate clothing, water and a snack (but please leave your dogs at home for this particular walk).
Age - 18 years and over
Free donations welcome
To book a place contact will.glanfield@googlemail.com
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Where Seaside Meets Countryside - a guided walk on Whitstable's wild side.
10.30-noon meet at Borstal Avenue by the flagpole
The Gorrell Valley Nature reserve is Whitstable’s hidden gem. At some 90 acres it is believed to be the largest village green in England and is
preserved in perpetuity for local people, its fauna and flora. Managed by skilled volunteers it has a variety of habitats including flower meadows, stream and ponds and ancient woodland and this enables a rich diversity of wildlife.
The walk will take you through the various habitats, view points and features dealing with the wildlife, geography and history of this unique place.
This is a wild place and parts are inaccessible to those with walking difficulties.
All ages welcome
No charge but donations towards the work on site will be gladly received.
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No booking required maximum 50 spaces
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Marine Ecology Workshops
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11.00 17.30 various locations based at the Horsebridge Arts CentreAn opportunity for members of the family - young and old - to choose one or more marine ecology workshops led by specialists. Whether through fieldwork, dissection, art or poetry this an opportunity to discover the living world along our coast. Organised by Whitstable Maritime and the Plover Rovers.
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For full details and to book https://thehorsebridge.org.uk/whats_on/special-events/marine-ecology-workshops
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Wild Food of Whitstable- guided tour of Whitstable with Forth and Forage
12.00 - 13.45 meet outside the Old Neptune Pub
Whitstable's wild herbs, sea vegetables, edible flowers and spices with Amy at Forth and Forage. Your guided tour is family friendly and will help build your confidence identifying plants safely. Discover Sustainability is at the heart of being a fantastic forager, so we'll explore relationships between habitat, plants and wildlife and only forage where the species is found in abundance.Expect to get hands on identifying, sniffing and tasting!
15 spaces available £15 per person under 12s attend FREE with a paying adult.
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Contact Amy Hitchcock at www.forthandforage.co.uk email Amy at forthandforage@gmail.com Message Amy at 07425139438
