Page Turners – November review
In November the Page Turners read ‘The Women‘. This book is by American author Kristin Hannah and was published in
Read MoreIn November the Page Turners read ‘The Women‘. This book is by American author Kristin Hannah and was published in
Read MoreThursday 4th December Tea and Chat 2pm at The Riverside. As this is the last one before Christmas we will
Read MoreThe quizzers grappled with the usual 6 themes each time and another mixed bag they were. In the first group
Read MoreAnxious People is set in a small town in present day Sweden where six prospective buyers viewing an apartment and
Read MoreFourteen people attended the November Art App meeting, probably a record, so it is most encouraging to have such an
Read MoreFrom Flower to Jar Our guest speakers in November were Clare and Martin, bee keepers at Buckfast Abbey who gave
Read MoreWe had a full house for our latest topic of “It all started when..”. Unsurprisingly we had a wide range
Read MoreBack in 2022, Adventure group members had a go at an escape room online. This is the first time we
Read MoreLongstanding members of the Adventure Group will know that once a year we meet as a group to discuss, choose
Read MoreDo you know how a Search Dog finds a missing person? Did you also know that the volunteers at Dartmoor
Read MoreThis talk will comprise a discussion of the twelve signs of the zodiac; the planets, as living archetypes, and the
Read MoreFirstly, on behalf of myself, and no doubt all our u3a members, I would like to thank all our present
Read MoreIn October the Page Turners read ‘Hidden Lives‘ by Margaret Forster. Margaret Forster wrote over twenty novels and about fourteen
Read MoreAfter a three week break the quizzers were ready to tackle the sixty questions that were set. The themes ranged
Read MoreAgain, several apologies, and just four of us on our Dawlish & District u3a Strollers September walk where we explored
Read MoreOur October meeting focused on the Freedom of speech. We found it was a topical subject and attacked it with
Read MoreDays Without End is in the form of a first person narrative by Thomas McNulty, an Irish émigré to America
Read MoreThe guest speaker at our October meeting was John Yeo who has had a long career working in the Torbay
Read MoreFive of us met to read our stories which on this occasion had to include a reference to an island.
Read MoreIn the October meeting, John gave a presentation on the sculptor, engraver and calligrapher Eric Gill (1882-1940). In his lifetime,
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