April 24, 2016 11.05 am
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Giant waterslide to zoom down Steep Hill this summer
The Lincoln Flume will return for a second year and will be faster a steeper than ever after being granted the run of the city’s infamous Steep Hill. Members of the Rotary Club of Lincoln Colonia gathered for a test run of the new slide early on Sunday, April 24. The flume will be back…
Tickets this year will be allocated in the same way, with more details expected to be released soon.
Photo: Steve Smailes for The Lincolnite
The waterslide was organised by the Rotary Club of Lincoln Colonia who invited Linkage Community Trust to be partner for the flume.
More than £2,100 has been raised for the trust, which will go towards an appeal to restore Boultham Park to its former glory.
Rotary Club President, Jo Owens, said: “The Lincoln Flume was a brilliant day – full of fun and laughter – and it was a huge team effort and we enjoyed working with Linkage so much that we want to do it again.”
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