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Thames Baths - Please help local Forest Hill guy's Kickstarter Campaign


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Hello,


I'm Matt Bamford-Bowes and I live just up the road in Forest Hill.


I'm a founder of an company called Thames Baths and our aim is to put a lido on the River Thames. Sounds slightly crazy but we have a real belief that we can do it. I realise this isn't strictly a ED project, but hoped that the great community on here could help us get near our target on Kickstarter.


We launched on Kickstarter a week ago and the coverage has been great to date. We've got ?100k to raise in 21 days so please help us spread this far and wide. We think this is a great project for London for all of us that live here.


Click here to find out more:

http://kck.st/1FeFiSO


Thanks!!


Matt

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