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Signs of the Landscape: British Sign Language Walk

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About Signs of the Landscape: British Sign Language Walk

Join us for a walk with a difference to discover and learn British Sign Language (BSL) for the nature at YSP.  

Designed for the hearing community to learn BSL, the walk will be led by Martin Glover, a d/Deaf BSL user, architect, and art facilitator and will be supported by an interpreter.

Dates and Times

  • 14.00–16.00 Book Now

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