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Located at E17 8AX, Walthamstow, the site is just a 5-minute shuttle bus ride from the Olympic Park. Its camping capacity is 5,000 people however it’s the site’s very own entertainment section that is really something to talk about. It has a capacity to the tune of 10,000 people and it’s right in the midst of the Olympics action!

The onsite entertainment zone will house a bar area spanning 140 metres with ample seating and a marquee covering. Adjacent to the bar, the performance stage will transform the area into a thriving artistic platform.

The See Hear Do Festival, from 8-12 August will see a plethora of performance; cultural, artistic and dance routines. It will showcase a number of renowned local musicians to get the toes tapping.

This festival of the senses aims to entertain and engage so off-stage, guests will find stalls of unique art available for sale from established and emerging artists. Exhibiting artists will be holding interactive workshops so that guests can explore their creative flair and learn the techniques of the trade.

Confirmed performers and signature event of the See Hear Do Festival is Zimfest 2012. A celebration of all things Zimbabwean, the cultural performance spectacular will take place on 11 August and feature colourful, traditional dance routines and songs of Africa. Additionally, there will be traditional arts and crafts, such as jewellery and African costume available for sale.

The See Hear Do Festival will create a vibrant and eclectic atmosphere for all. Camping is also available onsite and starts from an affordable £15pp per night for pitch-your-own camping.

Admission to See Hear Do Festival is free, however Zimfest 2012 is a ticketed event. Tickets will be available for purchase here soon. Children under 12 are free.

For further information on See Hear Do Festival and camping at Camp In London please visit www.campinlondon.com/entertainment/see-hear-do-festival/.

That was August 2008. Since then Graeme has conquered the Channel; those wild ideas are now the eXtreme 5 Challenge, and Graeme, myself and another friend Mike have covered the length and breadth of the UK under our own power. See the full story of that on www.extreme5challenge.co.uk.

Four Challenges down we returned from our adventures brimming with ideas to raise money for charity and satisfy the 5th Challenge. Along the way we’d had a lot of fun; met some great people; got a bit fitter, and we thought others would enjoy something similar. So we set up a one day Challenge involving swimming; kayaking; cycling and running that participants can do for their own favourite charity.

You may not know it but this year that Challenge takes place at the Thames Young Mariners in Richmond. It’s the third running of the event which is proving increasingly popular with people of all ages and abilities. (You don’t have to be super fit unless you take on the individual challenge – most people do it as a team of 4.)

The people that took part, the charities that benefitted and our own memory banks now contain a lot more snapshots. If you want to be part of a unique challenge in 2012 or support a particular cause this article might just become one of you life’s snapshots.

Simon Grint

Photos courtesy of Hitbangaz photographer