March was Barbara’s turn to
chair the meeting, with quite a lot of news about events members had attended
and occasions to come. Sue Rodford had information about a meadow project run
in conjunction with Somerset Wildlife Trust where she had learnt all about
planting areas with wild flowers and also told us about an upcoming non WI
outing, a garden festival at the Bishop’s Palace in Wells which will run from
20th to 24th June, more info online.
The first Friday lunch in
March at the Waggon and Horses had not taken place as it was thought very few
were free. However this turned out not to be the case so can we all be sure to
reply to Margaret’s e mail one way or the other in future so she knows at least
approximate numbers, it does usually have to be booked up. We are going to try
again with the Waggon and Horses in April on Friday 10th (first one
being Good Friday).
Jan told us about a walking
tour on Fri 24th July round a farm which specialises in rearing
chickens starting around 10.30 and including lunch, you should have received an
e mail on this.
Unfortunately our speaker
from Happy Landings Animal Shelter was taken ill earlier in the day and had to
cancel. Margaret had stepped into the breach with a quiz based on numbers and
letters standing for “well known” phrases and facts. There were 80 questions
and it’s easy to judge how hard it was from the fact the winning team only
scored 38. Strangely though most of us found it really absorbing and thoroughly
enjoyed the challenge. If time hadn’t been called I think one or two may still
be there determined to solve it all!
The next meeting will be on
Monday 13th April at 7.30pm, the talk being titled “Pudding
Kitchen”, hope we get some tasters!
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