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Membership renewal for 2008 now available online.Welcome to the web site of the Mountain Bothies Association. Current News - Your MBA needs you!
There will be a major work party at Camban at the beginning of August this summer starting with a helicopter lift and taking up to 2 weeks to complete. Jim Ross is the project organiser and is putting together a team of volunteers - he would like to hear from anybody who thinks they may be available to help for some of the time.The work planned includes the replacement of all the roof sheets and considerable improvements to the interior - raise the ceiling, make two double bunks, a new partition and door, new windows, improve one of the fireplaces, and add some furniture. The helicopter is booked for Sunday 3 August and people will be needed to help with the weighing, bundling and ... (Read the rest here)
Latest forum post: Camban Work Party - August '08 in North West Highlands and Islands (HEARNE63, 17/05/08) The Mountain Bothies Association is a charity which looks after about 100 shelters in some of the remoter parts of the UK. We welcome new members among hill walkers, climbers or long distance cyclists who use bothies and want to join in our extensive repair and maintenance programme. Our newsletter to members carries details of work parties which might, over a weekend, repair windows and loose door hinges or, over a week or so, might construct a new roof and floor and create a new bothy out of a near ruin. Most of the MBA bothies are in Scotland with others in the north of England and Wales. They belong to the landowners who allow us to maintain them for use by those of us who love to roam, and respect the great outdoors. Thanks for visiting |
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