Our walk today took us from Debdale Park, along the Ashton Canal, through the Moravian Settlement and back to Debdale. An interesting walk with a history lesson included. And we didn't get wet-again!!!
Despite the snow and ice we had a good turnout for our Annual Meeting this evening. We had a cake competition, made angel decorations and the craft group brought items they had made. We re-elected Kate as our president and the committee remains the same as last year.
Members of our WI handed out slices of cake and cookies to celebrate World Kindness Day. Lots of kind comments and a chance to chat with lovely people.
Commemorating Remembrance Sunday at St. Paul's Church, Heaton Moor and St. John's Church Heaton Mersey. At the going down of the sun and in the morning, we will remember them.
Another great walk today around Media City, Ordsall park and hall, along the river Medlock into the city. Overcast but no rain. Lovely ladies to walk and chat with.
Another lovely walk with good company and great weather. We walked to Fletcher Moss along the river Mersey, through the park and back along the tram footpath.
At our monthly meeting we had a talk by Dr. Rachel Holt, a consultant plastic surgeon specialising in breast reconstruction. The comments members made were that she was inspirational and they had found her presentation thoroughly enjoyable.
Our monthly walk took us from Chorlton Water Park along the river, through Chorlton Ees and back along the river. Good weather as it wasn't too warm and it didn't rain. Good company as always.
Our monthly meeting this month we met Baroness Bolsover who educated us in the etiquette of the afternoon tea party. Very entertaining and informative. We had scones with jam and cream or cream and jam depending on your preference.
We have been very lucky with the weather again today while out on our monthly walk. Sale Water Park, along the Mersey, the Bridgewater Canal and back.
Another great walk for our monthly walking group with lovely views. From Marple along the Peak Forest canal, through Hawk Green and back along the Macclesfield canal. Weather was perfect.
This evening we welcomed a truly inspiring speaker, Figen Murray. She spoke movingly about her campaign for MARTYN'S LAW, in memory of her son, who died in the Manchester Arena bombing in 2017. Kate was awarded the trophy for the most competition points.
































































