A Very Happy New Year with Plenty of Good Walking
Dates
for Your Diary:
February
11th 2010 Mediterranean Dinner
at Longcroft Hall, Beverley College. Price £14.95
Detailed
menus not yet available. Places will be limited and pre-booking is essential.
Contact Jean Cavill either by phone or email before the end of January. Please
let Jean have your name, address and phone number.
Jean’s
number is 01482 888096 email jeancavill@hotmail.com
March
27th 2010 The Stroke
Association is organising a fund-raising walk across the Humber Bridge and
would be grateful for assistance with marshalling. If you are interested in
helping this worthy cause and could spare an hour or two please contact:
Mahalia.France-Mir@stroke.org.uk
May
9th 2010 Beverley Group Coach Ramble
to Fountains Abbey and Studley Royal. We hope to offer a choice of walks and
also the option of just visiting these wonderful National Trust properties.
Full details in the next Newsletter. Reserve places now by contacting
our Rambles Secretary, David Court on 01482 871703 or email courtdvd@fsmail.net
All
welcome. Probable pick up points: Beverley,
Pocklington and York.
Quizzes
at Nellies
– Third Tuesday of the month, 8-30’ish
Jazz
Evenings at the Beverley Arms - Fridays
fortnightly from Jan 29th 2010
Extra
Summer Walks Programme
It
may seem a long way off but we will soon need to start compiling our extra
summer walks schedule. Naturally we want to devise as varied and interesting a programme
as possible. So if you can offer a walk whether it is long or short, near or
far, in the evening or during the day we will be delighted to hear from you.
Family walks, themed walks, ‘away-days’, jointly-led walks and public transport
walks are all very welcome. (And if followed by a tea shop visit or pub stop, all
the better.) Please contact David Court
asap. Contact details above.
George
Barker
George
led a number of walks for the Beverley Group in the last few years having been
a stalwart of the Hull and Holderness group for many years. Tragically he died
recently whilst walking in Suffolk. All of us who knew George warmed to his
kindness and humour. He will be greatly missed.
Sincere condolences to Janice and family.