July was the time to have the annual picnic lunch with the Keep Fit Group, in Jean Noble's garden. A walk along the old railway line, a visit to Sandsfoot Castle and (for some) a paddle in the sea gave an appetite for lunch.
Traditionally the ramblers have a picnic in August. This year at Tyneham the rain descended with a vengeance. A small group braved the weather and explored the deserted village. The picnic was abandoned and lunch was greatly enjoyed at the Ship Inn at Wool
July was the time to have the annual picnic lunch with the Keep Fit Group, in Jean Noble's garden. A walk along the old railway line, a visit to Sandsfoot Castle and (for some) a paddle in the sea gave an appetite for lunch.
The Ramble to the RSPB Reserve at Arne afforded walks through woodlands, gorse covered hills and a stroll along the beach
The Ramblers have had some good walks during 2015.
This ramble was at Hardy's Monument with some spectacular views of bluebells
This ramble was at Hardy's Monument with some spectacular views of bluebells
December 2015
Wyke regis monthly cafe
A very busy Monthly Café with lots of delicious home made cakes, bric-a-brac galore and good company.
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Traditionally the ramblers have a picnic in August. This year at Tyneham the rain descended with a vengeance. A small group braved the weather and explored the deserted village. The picnic was abandoned and lunch was greatly enjoyed at the Ship Inn at Wool
The Wyke Regis WI stall at the village Christmas fair
1 3th December 2015
1 3th December 2015
CELEBRATING 100 YEARS OF THE WOMEN'S INSTITUTE
Ann May, President of Wyke Regis W.I. put forward the suggestion that to celebrate the centenary it would be good to have a floral display in Greenhill Gardens. The photograph shows the design ably constructed by the Parks Department.
Rambling in 2015
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July was the time to have the annual picnic lunch with the KeepFit Group, in Jean Noble's garden. A walk along the old railway line, a visit to Sandsfoot Castle and (for some) a paddle in the sea gave an appetite for lunch.
The Ramble to the RSPB Reserve at Arne afforded walks through woodlands, gorse covered hills and a stroll along the beach
Traditionally the ramblers have a picnic in August. This year at Tyneham the rain descended with a vengeance. A small group braved the weather and explored the deserted village. The picnic was abandoned and lunch was greatly enjoyed at the Ship Inn at Wool
The Ramble to the RSPB Reserve at Arne afforded walks through woodlands, gorse covered hills and a stroll along the beach
The new art wall with mediterean themed paintings
May 2015
Members of the group displaying their work
To complete the refurbishment of the courtyard garden volunteers removed a LOT of gravel from the road outside the hall to the garden. Hard work but well worth the effort!
