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, […]
Singing for Fun
There was great pleasure and much merriment when our gallant men held the line at last Friday’s session of the Singing For Fun group and we sang in three-part harmony. This was a first and we did beat a hasty retreat by singing the next song in unison! Singing for Fun is what we do […]
Are you interested in receiving U3A Sources magazine?
Our membership secretary, Joan Franklin, will be asking members at the January meeting whether they would like to subscribe to the U3a Sources as annual subscriptions are due. It is a quarterly magazine, full of information on what the U3A movement is doing with interesting stories and information – well worth a read – and […]
The Calligrapher’s Art
Through the good offices of our WDU3A Calligraphy Group leader – Loveday Spear – Yelverton Parochial Church Council has the satisfaction of seeing its Gift Book brought up to date, courtesy of Plymouth Calligrapher Paul Mattock. We salute Paul’s skills and the skills of our Calligraphers with admiration and thanks! Richard Byrn
More Speaker Reports
February 2020 Meeting Report January 2020 Meeting Report November 2019 Meeting Report
Lunch after the Monthly Meeting
Lunch after the monthly meeting was set up some while ago when the committee decided that it would be a good idea to offer hospitality to the visiting speaker, particularly to those coming from a distance. The speaker usually accepts the invitation to lunch, giving members the opportunity to discuss their presentation – or just […]