What is the 'Race Across Dorset' event?

The 'Race Across Dorset' is a challenge inspired by 'Race Across the World' where four care home residents race to county landmarks within a set time and budget.

When is the 'Race Across Dorset' taking place?

The race is scheduled to take place on March 18th.

Which landmarks will the residents visit in Dorset?

The landmarks include Bournemouth's Russell-Cotes Museum and The Tank Museum at Bovington, as well as the aviation museum near Bournemouth Airport and The Old Thatch Pub in Stapehill.

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Dorset Residents Race for Glory in TV-Style Challenge

12 Mar

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Summary

Four care home residents will compete in a race across Dorset landmarks.
Participants have six and a half hours and a set budget to finish.
The event is inspired by the BBC series 'Race Across the World'.

Dorset Residents Race for Glory in TV-Style Challenge

On March 18th, four residents from Heathland House in Ferndown will take part in a unique event called 'Race Across Dorset'. This challenge, inspired by the popular BBC series 'Race Across the World', will see contestants race to various county landmarks. The participants, aged between them totaling 249 years, will navigate using wheelchairs, walking sticks, and limited car journeys, aiming to complete the course within six and a half hours and a set budget.

Key locations on their route include Bournemouth's Russell-Cotes Museum and The Tank Museum at Bovington. The race begins at Heathland House at 10:30 AM, with teams choosing their first destination. Bonus points are awarded for fewer car trips, encouraging alternative transport. This initiative, conceived to foster adventure and create lasting memories, also highlights the adventurous spirit that can thrive regardless of age.

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