SAFARI MARKET

GARAGE SALES

SATURDAY 17TH SEPTEMBER

9 a.m. - 3 p.m.

Remember 2009 and 2010 What a great day we had.

Last year there were around 500 people in the village and

this year they will be back again.

TO SELL -

If you live in the Village and want to sell from your doorstep or garage use a Booking form from the village magazine or just put £4 in an envelope with your name and address, and put it through the letter box of 82 Eyhorne Street,( near Hasteds) and you will be on the MAP!

TO BUY -

Just come along between 9 and 3 -

use the free signed parking spots -

bring a large bag and buy, buy buy!

There will be hot and cold food, a craft stall and

Art Exhibition at the Cardwell Pavilion

See you there.

August 2011 - A Railway Rendezvous and a Local Lunch

We had all heard of the Romney Hythe and Dymchurch Railway, but most of us had never been on it, so off we set for a Toy train ride through the countryside from Hythe to Dungeness. We chose a carriage with no windows and certainly enjoyed the fresh air on the way, though the smuts from the steam engine boiler did get in the eyes. There were so many passengers that more coaches were added, and people jumped on and off at the various stations.At Dungeness there was the New Light House to see, and a walk out to the edge of the sea where people were fishing, and the sea was a lovely greeny blue with white heads on the waves, and the sun shone.
The Power station and Old Light house could be visited, but we had another agenda
A delicious lunch of Fish and Chips. - certain members also managed large portions of pudding of various kind. We just had time to view a local art exhibition and then we were back on the train. It is run on a 15 inch guague and there are lots of different engines that pull the trains, some steam and some diesel.

LOCAL LUNCH

Earlier the same week a member invited us to her private oasis, next to the Bourne, in Hollingbourne. We had a picnic lunch - it was idilic, and it was so good to have Sue Weightman with us after a long absence.

The cows, moorhens, cootes and fish leisurely went about their business and took no notice of us.

What more could you want on a summer's day.