ClipboardsWhen I think of
Clipboards I am immediately taken back to my childhood when we used to go on fabulous school trips. One in particular that springs to mind is our Year 6 residential to the Dartmoor training centre. Surrounded by miles of woodland and countryside the place was idyllic. While staying there we undertook a range of physical challenges. Amongst this we went orienteering, we were split into groups of six and packed off for the day clutching our
Clipboards with our maps attached and our compasses swinging from our necks. It is a sad state of affairs that we would not be able to do that now because of risk assessments and stricter guidelines. I remember that not only did our
Clipboards provide us with a handy tool to keep our maps folded correctly but they were also made a very handy waterproof seat as well! Unfortunately now that I am an adult living in the city the only associations with
Clipboards I have now are the ones being waved in my face by annoying street sales reps trying to persuade me to purchase a time share or take part in some ridiculous survey!
