To all our u3a members
It was with great sadness that we heard of the death of our dear Queen, Elizabeth II. For most of us she has been the steadying influence that has guided us during our lifetime and she and her warm smile will be sorely missed.As a u3a we wish to convey our sincere condolences to the Royal Family at this very sad time.During the week leading up to Her Majesty’s Funeral many of our groups may feel that they wish to cancel any meetings they had planned. I believe that Group Leaders and their members should take this decision on an individual basis but that all u3a activities will be stopped on the 19th of September as a mark of respect.Accordingly this week’s u3a coffee morning will go ahead allowing members who would like to meet up, a chance to share their thoughts and recollections of the Queen’s long and happy reign.God Bless You Ma’amGod Save the King
History for fun
Digital cameras – Close up
Hi everyone. We had a well attended meeting on Monday nice to see things returning hopefully back to normality.
Group leaders meeting – 6 Sep
Notes of the group leaders Finance meeting
held on Tuesday 6th Sep. are here
Information
A member on the trip to Castleton last week has tested positive for Covid. Just be aware if you are feeling “off colour”.
Day Trips
Kirkby Gallery,Extra visit for Masters-tour 11th November
Although I wont be able to attend 11th October talk by an expert from Ashmolean ,Oxford.
I want those who can attend to do so as it would be a shame to miss .
I am so sad not to be able to go but I will be away.Degas in Kirkby
The new date for this extra visit is Friday November 11th.
Any one who can’t attend on October 11th is welcome to join us .
Please book at desk usual fees apply.
Take care
Maureen
Technolgy and science
September topics.
Sep 14 ‘all you need to know about drugs’ with Bob
Sep 28 ‘magic mushrooms’ with Phil
New members welcome to our ‘science for fun’ sessions, 2.30 at Kensington house.
Cheshire Ramble
10 Ramblers completed a 10 mile circuit today starting and ending at Kelsall Village Hall in Cheshire. Once again we were lucky with the weather, and needed hats and sun tan lotion rather than overtrousers and waterproofs. From Kelsall we crossed over a busy trunk road and then headed through lovely fields and woodlands onto the Eddisbury way. There were a significant number of stiles on varying quality, and at one point we were walking through dense nettle filled undergrowth aided with the use of some strategic secateurs to make the way passable! Continue reading
Degas in Kirkby
The ‘national gallery masterpiece tour‘ will go on display in the Kirkby Gallery from 10 October to 17 December 2022
We plan to visit on Tuesday Oct. 11th at 2pm.
Donation of £6 with £3 refundable requested.
This may prove popular so book early at desk Tuesday with me or Jan Martin.
Take care – Maureen