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Bridge for Beginners
Our group has been going for ten months now and has proved to be very successful. We have five volunteer tutors, without whom we would never have got started! If anyone is interested in joining us, we do have two … Continue reading
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Singalong
Our last session, led by Christine and Dave Vincent was enjoyed by all, our thanks to them for a fun morning. Our next session on the 15th August will be our own personal “Golden Oldies” choice! Hope you enjoy them! … Continue reading
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Short Walk
In July we did something a little different and it was our shortest walk to date- 1.5 miles. It was in fact a ‘walk and talk’ based on the heritage of Wellow village. We met in the Wellow Church Schoolroom … Continue reading
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Science
We were pleased to welcome a guest speaker, Mr Ian Allen, at our July 15th meeting. Ian is a local wildlife enthusiast who contributes to the county and national surveys on sighting, frequency and the identification of dragonflies and damselflies … Continue reading
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