The wonder of finding out things you didn’t know…we felt this at our November meeting, when we journeyed from west to east along the 95 mile Jurassic Coast, with our guide Tony Burgess. At Exmouth, the red sandstone cliffs are 250 million years old, laid down in the Triassic period, which gives way near Beer to the later grey limestone of the Jurassic, and so to the Cretaceous era of white limestone at Portland. Along the way are many extraordinary sights, which were described to us in graphic and fascinating detail.
Forthcoming meetings:
Dec 12th, 2.30 pm – A miscellany of wildlife, landscape and abstract t images. A photographic presentation by Linda Pearson. Visitors are very welcome to this treat.
Dec 19th, 7.30pm—Bring and share Christmas supper with raffle
Jan 9th, 7.30pm—a few snippets from the past, with Dawn Barber
Jan 23rd, 2.30pm- in a member’s house (to be confirmed)- Perusal of Group WI records, 1935 onwards
Do come along and see what goes on at the modern WI, you will be very welcome. Please contact Angie Carr on 841862, or Julie Ashcroft on 841189
