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Jul 18 – “The case of the Frightened Lady”, Malvern (TG)

Wednesday 18th July
Festival Theatre Malvern, 2.30pm

“The case of the Frightened Lady”
departing from Nailsworth Bus Station at 12.30pm
Cost £50

* Payment is required by 1st June *

When Inspector Tanner is called in to investigate a ruthless murder at Mark’s Priory, the grand ancestral home of the Lebanon family, he quickly discovers that nothing is quite as it seems. The household is controlled by the family physician, the footmen behave more like guests than servants and the secretary Isla is afraid for her life. As Tanner moves closer to the heart of the mystery he uncovers a shocking and closely guarded secret…

Edgar Wallace’s gripping page-turners are regarded as the bedrock of the modern thriller and The Case of the Frightened Lady remains one of his most celebrated works.

Anyone interested should contact the group organiser, Gordon Wyles, or add their name to the list held in the TIC.

 

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June GG – Daglingworth House Garden Visit

For those that have signed up:

Cars will leave from outside the library at 1.45 pm.
You will be contacted later this week if we would like to take you up on your offer of transport,  otherwise lifts will be allocated on the day. If you wish to go straight to the garden please let me know so that we do not wait for you.
Please have £6 exactly ready for the entrance fee which Marjorie will collect in Nailsworth. There are no teas available at this garden but plenty of places in Cirencester and of course The Jolly Nice Café on the way home.

If you have not yet signed up and would like to go:

Please add your name to the list in the Tourist Office (a small black file at the back of the leaflet stand on the desk) or contact Heather (details below).

Heather Cunild – email : heather.cunild@btinternet.com  or  tel : 01453 832553

 

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June RG – Westonbirt

Thursday 22nd June
Ramblers Group

Westonbirt

led by Mike Harvey (see a copy of the poster here)

We will drive to Westonbirt, parking on the verge at the back of The Hare & Hounds, on Hookhouse Lane.
Mike will lead us on a 5 mile mainly flat walk around the perimeter of the Arboretum, before taking the Macmillan Way through the Silk Wood and out towards Westonbirt School before returning to our cars. 16 stiles.

Lunch at The Hunters Hall, Kingscote.
More details from Mike on 832739, if you are coming, please let him know by the 15th June if possible.
A copy of the menu is at the Library or can be seen on the Old English Inns website here.

More information and photos can be found on our facebook page.  https://www.facebook.com/NailsworthSocietyRamblers/

Twelve members enjoyed a 4.2 mile walk led by Mike Harvey.
We started from near The Hare and Hounds at Westonbirt, and we walked alongside the Polo club, meeting some of the horses before walking alongside the perimeter of the old Arboretum.
We took the Macmillan Way through the Silk Wood and then crossed fields to reach the pretty hamlet of Willesley, before returning via the grounds of Westonbirt School.
Thankfully the hot weather of the last week had abated and we enjoyed cool breezy conditions, ideal for our walk.





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June RG – Old Sodbury

Thursday 23rd June
Ramblers Group

Old Sodbury
led by Stuart Radford (view poster here)

Our walk will start from The Dog Inn (BS37 6LZ). The 4 mile route takes us on part of the Jubilee Way  to Little Sodbury End, and The Cotswold Way as far as Sodbury Hill Fort, and back again to Old Sodbury.  

1 steep uphill climb, several stiles, 1 gate to climb! Muddy in places.

Lunch at The DOG INN, OLD SODBURY (menu)
Please choose from the lunch menu (£6.25) and give your order to  Stuart Radford on 839250 or 07889 138311 or email him on revstuartradford@yahoo.co.uk
LAST DATE FOR ORDERS – FRIDAY 17TH JUNE.

More information and photos can be found on our facebook page.  https://www.facebook.com/NailsworthSocietyRamblers/

Nine of us enjoyed a 5.2 mile walk starting at The Dog Inn, Old Sodbury. The weather was dry and very humid. Stuart led us on a walk that took in parts of The Jubilee Way, Monarch Way and The Cotswold Way. It was a fairly flat walk with one steep climb followed by a descent which led to St John The Baptist church at Old Sodbury. After walking through the church grounds we were met with a magnificent view across the Severn Valley. On returning to the pub all nine of us enjoyed a well deserved drink and meal.

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