Today I had a long and tiring, but very enjoyable day rehearsing for and singing in an informal concert "Hope in Song" in Cambridge Road Methodist Church in King's Heath, Birmingham.
Today I had a long and tiring, but very enjoyable day rehearsing for and singing in an informal concert "Hope in Song" in Cambridge Road Methodist Church in King's Heath, Birmingham.
Phil Jordan, Sawbill and I are continuing to produce our series of Weekend Quick Cryptic crosswords. We take turns, publishing one a fortnight, and this week it's my turn.
This time it is my turn to provide the fortnightly Weekend Quick Cryptic crossword, Number 130 in the series. The title "Going Trekking" is a clue to the theme. Can you find all the thematic answers in the completed grid?
You can try and solve the crossword interactively here on MyCrossword or here on crossword.info. As usual you can download a PDF to print which you can find here. Alternatively you can copy and print the image below. Comments and queries are welcome with the solution post (which also gives tips on some of the clues). I will react to any comments or queries there as soon as I can. You can find an index to the complete series of crosswords here.Today we went for a short walk in Rougham Park with William, who has been home for a few days, to view the rhododendrons.
Laura and Laurence have been on holiday this week visiting Prague but now they were home. They had discovered there was a German Beer Festival on celebrating the twinning of Bedford with Bamberg in Bavaria. They invited us to go through to Bedford and join them at it today. So we did!
Today we had a return trip to Staverton Park, which we passed through on this walk from Rendlesham in January.
Tonight we are having a Eurovision Party with Dawn's brother Jonathan and his family. Dawn got me to buy some bunting and she has hung it in the living room.
Today we joined the annual Exning Beating the Bounds Walk some of us did 2 years ago as part of the Suffolk Walking Festival (see here).
Phil Jordan, Sawbill and I are continuing to produce our series of Weekend Quick Cryptic crosswords. We take turns, publishing one a fortnight, and this week it's Sawbill's turn.
Phil Jordan, Sawbill and I are continuing to produce our series of Weekend Quick Cryptic crosswords. We take turns, publishing one a fortnight, and this week it's Sawbill's turn, Number 129 in the series.
You can try and solve the crossword interactively here on MyCrossword or here on crossword.info. As usual you can download a PDF to print which you can find here. Alternatively you can copy and print the image below. Comments and queries are welcome with the solution post (which also gives tips on some of the clues). I will react to any comments or queries there as soon as I can. You can find an index to the complete series of crosswords here.Today Joyce's Weekly Walks group were treated to a lovely walk around 6 villages and their churches led by Karen.
Dawn saw something yesterday about this and today is the final day, so we went to have a look and have a walk around the estate before lunch.
Today we reached L in our alphabet of walks. It was a circular walk from Little Cornard Village Hall.
Today we were on another U3A Bury St. Edmunds day trip, this time to the Long Shop Museum in Leiston and The Red House in Aldeburgh, former home of Benjamin Britten and Peter Pears, Our second stop was The Red House.
Today we were on another U3A Bury St. Edmunds day trip, this time to the Long Shop Museum in Leiston and the Red House in Aldeburgh, former home of Benjamin Britten and Peter Pears, Our first stop was the Long Shop Museum.
Today we took a trip to Lackford, parking in the village and walking to and around the Lackford Lakes Nature reserve.
I saw on Monday on the Crossword Club site that I had won another runners-up prize for the Mephisto crossword and the letter has now arrived.
Phil Jordan, Sawbill and I are continuing to produce our series of Weekend Quick Cryptic crosswords. We take turns, publishing one a fortnight, and this week it's Phil's turn.
Phil Jordan, Sawbill and I are continuing to produce our series of Weekend Quick Cryptic crosswords. We take turns, publishing one a fortnight, and this week it's Phil's turn, Number 128 in the series.
You can try and solve the crossword interactively here on MyCrossword or here on crossword.info. As usual you can download a PDF to print which you can find here. Alternatively you can copy and print the image below. Comments and queries are welcome with the solution post (which also gives tips on some of the clues). I will react to any comments or queries there as soon as I can. You can find an index to the complete series of crosswords here.Today it was the first Thursday of the month and my turn to lead the U3A Bury St Edmunds Longer Walks Group.