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2210 days ago

Back Beach step

Katherine from Brooklands - Vogeltown

Hello just wanted to let people that the steps at Back Beach at the top car park are gone and have been replace with a look out which goes no were. There is a face book page about it called Back Beach Steps to raise awareness of this problem,for those of you that love going that part of the beach it's ok getting down to the beach via sand dune,but getting back up to the car park is challeng if you are not super fit,or if you have young children or may be of an age that can't do it any more, you have to walk along beach which is ok when the tide is right. . So please if the community can get behind this page and support the call for the New Plymouth District Council fix our steps so young and old can enjoy this end of Back Beach as they do the rest of beach.

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A Bowen session for your baby is very gentle, quick, and non-invasive. The gentle and purposeful moves can be performed through a thin layer of clothing and are usually tolerated very well. There is no manipulation involved.

Reach out if you want to know more or just book in via this link below.
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