Regrettably, the eagerly anticipated History Hunters Day, scheduled to take place tomorrow at the National Park Visitor Centre in Postbridge, has been postponed. Organisers have made this decision in light of the current weather forecast, which predicts thunder, heavy rain, and strong gusty winds throughout the day. Ensuring the safety and enjoyment of all attendees is paramount, and the event organisers have deemed it necessary to reschedule the event for early autumn.

'We're sorry to say that we've had to postpone our History Hunters Day due to take place tomorrow at the National Park Visitor Centre, Postbridge,' said a spokesperson for the event. 'We need to make sure we can run a safe and enjoyable day out for all, and while we don't mind getting our feet a little bit wet, we're not so keen on our event becoming a battle of the elements!'

Participants and enthusiasts who were eagerly looking forward to the History Hunters Day are encouraged to keep an eye on the event's website for updates regarding the new date. The events section of the National Park website will provide the most up-to-date information, along with details of other events happening within the park.

Organisers expressed their hope that attendees would join them and their partners for the upcoming Meldon Wildlife Festival on Tuesday, August 22. The festival promises to be a popular and engaging event, offering attendees a chance to immerse themselves in the wonders of wildlife.

Although the History Hunters Day will not be taking place as planned, the organisers are determined to create an unforgettable experience in the future, by rescheduling the event to early autumn.

As the event organisers work to secure a new date, participants are advised to stay connected through the event's website and explore the wide range of activities and events available in the National Park.