What does QEFP stand for?

Queen Elizabeth Forest Park (Forestry Commission; Scotland, UK)

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Samples in periodicals archive:

The slide is part of the Go Ape High Wire Forest Adventure at the David Marshall Lodge in Queen Elizabeth Forest Park, near Aberfoyle.

Scare tactics; Get the adrenalin going with these fearsome outdoor ...

There are shorter trails for Sunday walks, bike rides and horse riding in Argyll and Queen Elizabeth forest parks (info 01877 382383).

Park FOR free; TAKE THE KIDS TO SEE THE BEST OF BRITAIN'S ...

Worried locals last night accused the Forestry Commission of creating "killing fields" to get rid of as many deer as possible before the Queen Elizabeth Forest Park area gets national park status, expected next year.

HIRED GUN TO SHOOT 6000 DEER; Huge forest killing fields worry locals

Queen Elizabeth Forest Park At the Queen Elizabeth Forest Park, near Aberfoyle, people can pick out a real Christmas tree and enjoy a host of festive activities.

Discover a winter WONDERLAND; Forest walks Take a trip to a woodland ...

There will be events running from July 31 to August 6 at the David Marshall Lodge at Queen Elizabeth Forest Park near Aberfoyle, giving an insight into how the local forests are managed, how and why trees are cut down and what the wood is used for.

Outdoor activities: Wood you believe it; Family outings to Scotland's ...

And don't miss the stunning Queen Elizabeth Forest Park which stretches from Aberfoyle to Loch Lomond.

Scotland the rave; HOLIDAY AND TRAVEL SHOW '98