A look at the National Trust's new members pack (unboxing)

So I went and joined up with the National Trust, and much to my surprise I got given quite the members joining pack on the spot! But what do you get in all this lovely brown packaging before you get the actually membership card?
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[@ianjthompson4715]

Its not just historical properties. They own far more coast and open countryside than historical properties. They actually own a quarter of the Lake District. I joined back in 1983 as a life member of the National Trust more for the open countryside and coast than historical properties.

[@NoFormalTraining]

It certainly is good value for money if you like either and have the time to visit them, and I wish I did have the time to go more often.

[@tonyadeney1245]

absolutely 'bluddy' massive --- cool

[@warsawpact1548]

seems like a good thing

[@NoFormalTraining]

Tis a very good thing, lots of places to go, things to see, and walks to walk :)