The Secret Camp Out

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What a fantastic August 🥰 Such lovely families. A huge thank you to staff ,friends, caterers ,Bands ,DJ’s ,Power, marque...
30/08/2026

What a fantastic August 🥰 Such lovely families.
A huge thank you to staff ,friends, caterers ,Bands ,DJ’s ,Power, marquee and everyone who was supporting us.
See you next year

RMJ TOP EVENTS you rocked 🎸 it!!! Good friends, good times, great music 🎵 a Legendary night had by all. Thanks to Palm...
30/08/2026

RMJ TOP EVENTS you rocked 🎸 it!!! Good friends, good times, great music 🎵 a Legendary night had by all. Thanks to Palmers Brewery for keeping the beer 🍻 flowing

Fabulous yoga session this morning!! Perfect timingfor a coffee Danny Robson RMJ TOP EVENTS
29/08/2026

Fabulous yoga session this morning!! Perfect timingfor a coffee Danny Robson RMJ TOP EVENTS

Loved the Donald Trump competition pictures 🤣
28/08/2026

Loved the Donald Trump competition pictures 🤣

Have you seen the Anzac badge? Walk to the top field 🥰The Codford army badge is a gigantic chalk carving of the Australi...
28/08/2026

Have you seen the Anzac badge? Walk to the top field 🥰

The Codford army badge is a gigantic chalk carving of the Australian Army "Rising Sun" cap badge on the hillside of Lamb Down (locally known as "Misery Hill") near Codford, Wiltshire.Key FactsCreation: Carved between 1916 and 1917 during World War I.Creators: Troops from the 13th Training Battalion, Australian Imperial Force (AIF), stationed at nearby military camps.Size: Approximately 53 by 45 meters (175 by 150 feet).Design: Originally embedded with green, brown, and clear glass beer bottles to simulate a bronze finish against the white chalk.Name Origin: Soldiers assigned to maintain the badge as a form of punishment nicknamed the site "Misery Hill".Historical ContextWWI Camps: Codford and the surrounding Wylye Valley hosted vast training and transfer camps for tens of thousands of Australian and New Zealand (Anzac) troops before deployment to the Western Front.Convalescent Depot: In 1916, Codford also served as a depot for soldiers evacuated from front lines who were recovering from injuries.Remembrance: A nearby Commonwealth War Graves Commission cemetery holds the graves of 97 Anzac soldiers, and villagers hold an annual Anzac Day dawn service on April 25.

Fantastic coffee on offer this morning and big breakfasts and
28/08/2026

Fantastic coffee on offer this morning and big breakfasts and

28/08/2026

Grab a coffee or breakfast from our lovely catering guys and pick up a free build your own bug glider from the bar for the children 💕☕️🍳

Breakfast is served !…..please stop by and grab yourself a English breakfast
28/08/2026

Breakfast is served !…..please stop by and grab yourself a English breakfast

Coffees /Tea /croissants….Danny has the kettle on .
28/08/2026

Coffees /Tea /croissants….Danny has the kettle on .

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What3words Link///relished. Wins. Water …stockton Park
Salisbury
BA120SQ

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