The Wandering in the Bush Show is a fun interactive show which takes a very positive step towards an understanding of Aboriginal culture, imparting the joy of community singing and participation of the children. Presented by Greg Hastings, assisted by Linda Gillan,

The children are invited to sit in a singing circle and join in with hand actions to every song. With titles like 'Walking in the Bush', 'I Love the Bush', and 'Bush Calls' they are taken on a journey of imagination back in time, emulating something that has been done here, by Indigenous people for thousands of years, singing of the land and its animals.  

"The Wandering in The Bush Show" was devised during 4 Aboriginal community school tours in 1988, '91, '93 & 98. The show provides the opportunity for children to get in touch with this magical land of Australia and learn more about the special uniqueness of the bush and Aboriginal culture.

(Various locations round the town as part of the Community Street Fair and at The George Hotel Saturday afternoon)

· The wall is 7.2m high
· Includes the latest automatic belay systems
· Allows 4 climbers at any one time
· Can be set up in car parks, driveways, playing fields and indoors (depending on access)
· There are several routes of differing difficulty to cater for climbers of varied experience

Automatic Belay System:
The Altitude 24 mobile climbing wall has the latest belay system, where the human element is removed from the belaying (or the process of lowering someone down the wall), eliminating the possibility of human error. This gives climbers the ultimate in safety and enjoyment, and also the thrill of independent descent.

Safety:
· Fully trained and experienced team to assist climbers of all abilities and ages
· All climbers wear high quality Petzl harnesses and Petzl helmets
· £5 million public liability and employers liability insurance