Seals, puffins and sunshine: snorkelling trip to remote British island gives young carers a taste of the sea
This article describes a snorkeling trip organized by a charity for young carers, who are children responsible for caring for family members. The trip took place on the remote British island of Lundy, located in the Bristol Channel. During the trip, the children, including 14-year-old Odin Rawlinson, had the opportunity to see various marine life, such as seals and puffins, which they found enchanting. The charity aimed to provide the young carers with a much-needed break from their caregiving responsibilities and help them connect with nature. The article highlights the importance of giving these children a chance to experience new activities and explore the natural world, which can be a welcome respite from their everyday responsibilities.
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