Last week the Plymouth Calligraphers, of which I am a member, held an exhibition in Plymstock library of their work on the theme of Mayflower 400. It’ll be on view again in The Prysten House in Plymouth from September 9th-16th when it will be included in the main city exhibition. On Monday, part of the […]
Coronavirus Advice
Following the confirmed cases of coronavirus in the UK, the Government and NHS have issued advice for members of the public. The Third Age Trust wants to share this advice with you. Typical symptoms of coronavirus include fever and a cough that may progress to a severe pneumonia causing shortness of breath and breathing difficulties. […]
Ten Pin Bowling starts again in March
Doug Housley is planning another outing to Plymouth on Tuesday 10th March for an afternoon of 10-pin bowling. Interested members should meet up in Pixon Lane at 1.30pm to car share to the bowling. There will be a Register of Interest put out at the February meeting for anyone interested in joining Doug and the […]
Eating Out Group get stuck in the mud!
The Ship Inn at Noss Mayo was the venue for the Groups Eating Out venue in February. 18 members enjoyed a very convivial lunch, in the pub’s nautical surroundings, and selected their lunch choices from a menu that suited all tastes. From the good humour and noise, the lunch was thoroughly enjoyed by all. We […]
Spring Lectures at the Library
An Introduction and New Perspectives on Tavistock’s History and Archaeology by Andrew Thompson – a series of lectures to be held in Tavistock Library starting Friday 20 March and ending Friday 1 May. This is a series of one hour illustrated talks by archaeologist and historian Andrew Thompson exploring Tavistock’s history and heritage from prehistoric […]
Amblers explore our Industrial archaeology in Calstock
Thank you Ann and Warren for leading an interesting walk to Okel Mine in Calstock last Monday. Frank Booker’s book “Industrial Archaeology of the Tamar Valley”, published about 40 years ago but still relevant, makes interesting reading. This is a relevant extract from the book. David Anthony The Hingston Down Mines 1847 and 1858, […]