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Reading Group
The set book for July discussion was “Jane Eyre” by Charlotte Bronte which was hard going in parts due to the dialect but most still enjoyed it. In August we shall be discussing a book from a fairly new author … Continue reading
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Weekenders’ Group
The Weekenders’ July Newsletter will be sent out on 1st August. Once again, many thanks to Margaret Whilde & Lindsay Smith for printing off copies for those members not on email and for delivering them on their morning walks. We … Continue reading
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Lunch Group
On 24th August, 2022, at a member’s request, we are going to Mr Mann’s Chinese Restaurant at Wollaton Park; if you have your name down I must have your menu choices before or at the August meeting. On the 28th … Continue reading
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Science
Friday, July 15th, 2022 was the date of the Science Group’s annual visit to a place of scientific interest. Previously we have ventured to Jodrell Bank, Woolsthorpe Hall (the birthplace of Sir Isaac Newton) and guided tours of Papplewick Pumping … Continue reading
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National Trust Group
On the day that the two day heatwave ended, the National Trust group set off for Waddesdon Manor, in Buckinghamshire. The venue owned by the Rothschild Family is certainly one of the jewels in the National Trust portfolio. Despite several … Continue reading
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