We had our final Coffee Morning of the season was held on Friday 25th June 2010, combined with a craft sale.
David, our brave lone man who faithfully attends.
There were plenty of crafts on sale and display.
Beautiful cushions.
Some of the beautifully made craft items.
We also sell the materials to do the craft work.
It was very well supported. Thank you to you all.
Sales were good and the Coffee Shop was busy.
Young James is a regular attender at our Coffee Mornings.
Enjoying their coffee and chat.
Another brave man ventured!
(I have also a bit of video but it takes forever to upload. I'll get this done when I'm twiddling my thumbs in the Summer)
Tuesday, 29 June 2010
Walkers/Dancers end of term do 24th June 2010
Just the pictures at the moment folks.Video takes all day to upload. Will do it at my leisure during Summer.
The walking/dancing group had members in common so we decided to have a joint party. Some of the walkers walked to the Centre and then danced.
The concentration was powerful!
And as with all Dromboughil events, a good supper was served - which we danced off afterwards - honest!
Dorothy - our teacher.
After all the exercise we headed off into the sunset for a good nights rest.
The walking/dancing group had members in common so we decided to have a joint party. Some of the walkers walked to the Centre and then danced.
The concentration was powerful!
And as with all Dromboughil events, a good supper was served - which we danced off afterwards - honest!
Dorothy - our teacher.
After all the exercise we headed off into the sunset for a good nights rest.
Friday, 25 June 2010
Happy Birthday Bridie - A bit early
Friday, 18 June 2010
Walk 4 - Magheramore Braeface Walk
Another walk, the last of this seasons walks and, once again a beautiful warm evening,
Gathering up and getting organised
The spout
The first of many amazing views along the way
The only way was up at the start
Now listen children, pay attention!
There's always a couple who don't listen
Banagher dam in the background
We've got a classroom assistant as well this time
Patricia testing out the seat
Molly. A most faithful member of the walking group
Follow the yellow brick line!
Bog cotton
How's that for a view?
Benbradagh
We went back for supper after this one
Gathering up and getting organised
The spout
The first of many amazing views along the way
The only way was up at the start
Now listen children, pay attention!
There's always a couple who don't listen
Banagher dam in the background
We've got a classroom assistant as well this time
Patricia testing out the seat
Molly. A most faithful member of the walking group
Follow the yellow brick line!
Bog cotton
How's that for a view?
Benbradagh
We went back for supper after this one
Saturday, 5 June 2010
Walk 3 - Thursday 3rd June 2010
Once again the weather smiled on us and we got a beautiful night.
Our numbers were down again but it was no less enjoyable for that fact.
The scenery in the Banagher Glen is quite spectacular.
A huge big tree lying in a stream bed. Presumably damage caused by the heavy snow at the start of the year!?
A very big, probably very old and most unusual shaped tree and some of the walkers.
All along the path there were banks of bluebells.
I must admit I was glad to reach the top, there was an awful lot of up-hill on this walk!
The dam.
The dark dot half way down the picture is Joanne adding a little extra to her walk. Down the steps, down the river path and back up to meet us on the way down.
At the top. Well done all.
Someone took the camera off me!
Banagher Dam
The countryside is beautiful!
Belles in front of the bluebells.
They took my camera again!
Just in case you haven't seen enough bluebells - here's a closer look.
I spotted this very impressive rock formation on the way down again.
Our numbers were down again but it was no less enjoyable for that fact.
The scenery in the Banagher Glen is quite spectacular.
A huge big tree lying in a stream bed. Presumably damage caused by the heavy snow at the start of the year!?
A very big, probably very old and most unusual shaped tree and some of the walkers.
All along the path there were banks of bluebells.
I must admit I was glad to reach the top, there was an awful lot of up-hill on this walk!
The dam.
The dark dot half way down the picture is Joanne adding a little extra to her walk. Down the steps, down the river path and back up to meet us on the way down.
At the top. Well done all.
Someone took the camera off me!
Banagher Dam
The countryside is beautiful!
Belles in front of the bluebells.
They took my camera again!
Just in case you haven't seen enough bluebells - here's a closer look.
I spotted this very impressive rock formation on the way down again.
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