NEWSLETTER
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August 2009
NEWSLETTER |
Print off the required form and send to the address on the bottom of the form.
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Excursions |
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We had intended to visit Pickering to see the clocks turned back to 1943
for their popular event The Railway at War.
Unfortunately the date has been changed from 10th Oct to the 17th, which clashes with our Ireland event. Instead we are going to Hull on the 10th Oct. and intend to run the Pickering trip next year. |
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Hull 10th October 2009 |
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The city's Museum Quarter is a highlight of any visit to the City and is
one of the most exciting developments of its kind, linking four of Hull's
eight FREE museums. Situated in the heart of the historic Old Town,
visitors can experience 235 million years of history by visiting the
interactive Streetlife Museum, the Hull and East Riding Museum,
Wilberforce House, and the Arctic Corsair.
The remaining collection of FREE museums in the city includes the Hull Maritime Museum, the Ferens Art Gallery, the Hands on History Museum and the Spurn Lightship, moored in the city's delightful marina. The Deep, the world's only submarium is home to over 3,000 fish and 7 species of shark, is also not to be missed. The fish trail (map available from the tourist office) takes you round the town looking for fishes carved into the pavement, one for each letter of the alphabet, also the docks and the shopping centre, Princes Quay. This date also coincides with the Hull Fair in the Walton Street area. Children's rides are available in the afternoon. |
| Members £2, Guests £3 and Children £1 |
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Gateshead Metro 7th November 2009 |
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For those with shopping therapy in mind, this should satisfy everyone.
This is also offered at the same great price as the Hull trip. |
| Members £2, Guests £3 and Children £1 |
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Next Year |
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Next years pantomime, starring Billy Pearce as Jack, is Jack and the
Beanstalk. We shall be selling tickets (booking form in the November
newsletter) for the 2.30pm performance on 9th Jan 2010.
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