On Wednesday 17 September 17 Liverpool CERSA Members met for a Chinwag and Lunch at the Lighthouse Wallasey Village. It was good to meet so many old friends and colleagues enjoying a meal and remembering days past
Saturday, 20 September 2014
SEPTEMBER LUNCH
On Wednesday 17 September 17 Liverpool CERSA Members met for a Chinwag and Lunch at the Lighthouse Wallasey Village. It was good to meet so many old friends and colleagues enjoying a meal and remembering days past
Tuesday, 5 August 2014
rydal water
RYDAL WATER LAKESIDE FOOTPATH
On a recent Recce by Bob and Eunice Powell for the October Break in the Lake District they found that a broad footpath had been built around the buttress rock that we had struggled to removes the negotiate in previous years. It removes the hazard and improves the walk to like a stroll in the park.
Thanks to Bob and Eunice for the photograph and comments.
On a recent Recce by Bob and Eunice Powell for the October Break in the Lake District they found that a broad footpath had been built around the buttress rock that we had struggled to removes the negotiate in previous years. It removes the hazard and improves the walk to like a stroll in the park.
Thanks to Bob and Eunice for the photograph and comments.
Tuesday, 10 June 2014
June 2014 Lunch
Tuesday, 20 May 2014
MAY WALK 2014
MAY WALK
On 14 May 2014 four Members enjoyed a linear walk from The Cherry Tree pub in Arrowe Park to the Seven Stars in Thornton Hough. The weather was warm and sunny and the May Blossom was at its best. The photo was taken near Storeton Village.
On 14 May 2014 four Members enjoyed a linear walk from The Cherry Tree pub in Arrowe Park to the Seven Stars in Thornton Hough. The weather was warm and sunny and the May Blossom was at its best. The photo was taken near Storeton Village.
Saturday, 10 May 2014
Thursday, 13 March 2014
March Walk
Six members enjoyed a circular walk from The Old Quay Pub in Parkgate via the Old Laundry on to the Wirral Way,along the Rope Walk and up onto Wood Lane. They passed Blackwood Hall and skirted Heswall Golf Course to Gayton Hall which was home to the famous Glegg Family in 1380. King William 3rd stayed the night on his way to Ireland in 1689 and was so impressed with the hospitality that he knighted his host William Glegg. The walk continued down Cottage Lane to the Dee Estuary and followed the river
wall passed the Boat House Restaurant and along the Parade back to the Old Quay Pub which was absolutely packed full of diners. Unable to find seats and after meeting up with three non walkers, they retired to the Red Lion for a very pleasant lunch.
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