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Updated 29 April, 2008

Summer Outings 2006

David Best has kindly organised

This years outings will take place on the first Saturday of May, June, July & August.  We will meet at the club rooms at 8.50 am to leave at 9.00am sharp, we will decide at the end of each day whether to have a meal locally or to go straight home.  Groups can arrange to travel together beforehand or lifts can be agreed on the morning before we set off, contributions towards travel cost are left up to the individual.  The cost of each outing is £4 per person.

Please remember that the outings are not restricted to club members, friends and family are very welcome.  If you are a visitor to this web site and have not come to the club yet you are welcome to join us to meet us before the commencement next year’s program.

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Friday 7.45pm ....

Friday 2nd May 2008
Annual General Meeting

 

Wednesday 7.45pm ...

The 'Wednesday Club' will meet as usual. Bring your Camera - you never jnow what might "develop".

If you would like help with Photoshop, Lightroom, Capture NX, Pictures to Exe,or ProShow, please email either David Roberts or Mark Allen and we will arrange it for you.

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Updated 29 March, 2008