Bulletin Fortnightly Issue

What's On
Thursday 23 June, 10.30am, NO Monthly Meeting. The Meeting that had been planned, Lloyd Peck: How do animals adapt to survive in the coldest, driest, windiest and most isolated places on Earth? has fallen prey to the RMT industrial action planned for that day, when Professor Peck was due to travel by train from Cambridge. This highly-recommended talk, which needs to be presented live rather than on Zoom, will be rescheduled for a later date. We apologise and hope that Members will understand.
July dates for Monthly Meetings now: 14 and 28 July.

Tuesday 21 June, IT Drop-in Help Session, from 3.00pm: we will be reverting to a physical face to face for this session (at 14 Baalbec Rd N51QN). Bring your device smartphone, tablet, or laptop) along with your query for our helpers to try to solve. However if you can't make it physically we will provide an online option also. The Zoom details are: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/82668487546?pwd=YmhTRnM3ZVoyYkxJMGwyT2o0dEo3dz09
Meeting ID: 826 6848 7546 Passcode: 758066
If you can't make this session remember that we meet monthly (next dates are: 19 July,
16 August, 20 September) or you can always send in your problem to: computerhelp.iu3a@gmail.com

Thursday 7 July, Guided Farm Walk: there are still some places available on this trip. Please click here for futher information.

Tuesday 12 July, Outing to Rochester in Kent: There are still some spaces on this outing, which offers a variety of sights and experiences. If you wish to take part, please contact Judith or Cressia (through outingscoordiu3a@gmail.com) before 27 June. We will then send out full information to all participants. More information on our What's On page.

We will travel to Rochester by train from St Pancras (just 40 minutes, £18.90 return or £11.90 with Senior Railcard) and are booking a walking tour of the city covering the town centre, castle grounds, cathedral precinct and the main street. The tour will cost £5.00 for each member, payable on the day. We will have coffee together before the tour and those who wish to can meet with us afterwards to take lunch together at a local restaurant. In the afternoon, there are various optional activities, such as the castle ruins (admission fee £7.50, free to English Heritage members). Intrepid visitors may even wish to tackle the 200 well-worn stairs to the top of the keep — at their own risk. Other members may prefer to guide themselves around the cathedral using the detailed information sheet available and/or browse the shops and explore the picturesque area close to the River Medway. We will provide details of suitable trains for the return to St. Pancras.

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