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Monthly Archives: July 2021
Day Trips
Hello Everyone.Hope you are keeping well, been double vaccinated and rearing to go. Well do you think we might be, could be, is it possible to be getting back to some normality after all this time? There is no mention of Coffee Mornings recommencing just yet, although I think u3a holds them at Costa instead. You meet so many of us in there! Until the coffee mornings return it is difficult to forecast when day trips will recommence as they are our main point of sale. However, I have been in touch with our coach company Holmeswood and they are returning hopefully to normal working after the 19th July. We will just have to be patient a little longer to see what the news is from the Committee. In the meantime, stay safe, keep well and we should be able to meet soon.
Crosby Circuit
The Inbetweeners had a lovely circuit this morning from Maghull to Crosby shore and return. Sadly our planned coffee stop at the Courtyard in Little Crosby was foiled as it looks as if they have closed down! However we found a little artisan coffee shop in Crosby village which fit the bill. Lovely to have Stephen join us today so our little cycle group is growing again,
Technology and science
The technology and science group will hopefully 
resume bi weekly activities on Wednesday September 8th at 2 pm in Kensington House.
We have a varied subject list in hand and hopefully can put the last 18 months behind us.
If you have any ideas for subjects or would like to do a presentation yourself please contact Colin or Phil and we can get you going.
In the meantime stay safe and get ready.
Just to wet your appetite 🙂
DAC for Scotland
Killer batteries
Geothermal mining
Another family artist , bit older this time.
Angel of the Cosmos.
Well, we are an artistic family. Take care Maureen x 
Ramblers: Not another stile!
Thirteen members of the rambling group set off from the Farmers Arms in Bispham
Green today for a circular 7 miles ramble through the Chorley countryside. Walking along some quiet lanes we took the 500ft climb though the fields to ascend part way up Harrock Hill to view the ruins of the ancient windmill. Continue reading