Line dancing is cancelled this Wednesday due to unforeseen circumstances. An update whether the session the following week will take place will be posted next week
April 08 The 10 big questions in science.
April 22 Spice chemistry
We are again struggling with the number of folk 
helping with setup and take down at the start and end of the Tuesday ‘coffee mornings’.
Can you help please?
Setup starts at 9 am and take-down at 11.15
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As ‘ The Prince of Wales’ was docked at the Liverpool Cruiser Terminal our group of 8 decided to incorporate a visit to see her as part of our ride on Monday March 2nd. A most impressive sight. She is so large we could only get a small portion of Her in the picture.
The ride consisted of taking the train to Brunswick Station and cycling from there to the pier head and the Cruise Terminal, followed by the usual Cup of Tea. A local Bobby was persuaded to take the photo for us.
we then cycled home via the Leeds Liverpool Canal.
Weather was good for the first time in weeks.
IBooking has now opened for our late break – 23.ll.20 to 27.ll.20, 5 days/4 nights D/B/B at the family owned Osborne Hotel in Ilfracombe in the lovely county of North Devon – please click on Day Trips on the right hand side of the page where you will find full details.
I have now received the menu from the Chef, at Astley Bank Hotel, so please ask for your choice of meal slip, available at our Coffee Morning table, . This is for our day trip on the 8th April 2020 to Radio Lancashire and Astley Bank. Many thanks
25 of us had a great ramble today in the countryside around Rivington Pike. The weather was beautiful. After the early morning frost, the sun came out and we walked under a clear blue sky and no wind. We set off from Great House Barn and followed the tracks across Breres meadows. The leaders had chosen a lower route than the ascent to the pike, due to the volume of high winds we have recently had, which would have made the higher route dangerous. We were joined by another walker as we strolled through the woods who then gave us a very comprehensive history of the Castle, which is in fact a Folly, and was constructed as a ruin, and also the history of the reservoir. The land still belongs to the Leverhulme family, owners of Port Sunlight on the Wirral. Continue reading