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Brochure For Wildwind 2017 Season Now Available!

by Simon Morgan, Wildwind on 1 Jan 2017
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Dear Friends,

We hope that you had a fantastic Christmas day and New Year's Eve!

Just a short note to let you know that our 2017 brochure is now available on line here…

http://wildwind.co.uk/brochure

If you’d like a printed version sent to you in the post please just let us know – send an email to info@wildwind.co.uk with your current address and we’ll put a copy in the post to you straight away.

With very best wishes for the New Year

The Wildwind Team.


For more details contact John or Ann on 0844 499 2898 or visit wildwind.co.uk

0844 499 2898

info@wildwind.co.uk

wildwind.co.uk

http://wildwind.co.uk/brochure

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