Our Explore London 2 group had an interesting and enjoyable trip on 13th April, taking the train to Paddington and then a London Waterbus from Little Venice along the Regent Canal to Camden Lock.
A bumper page this month, we feature photos and text from trips undertaken by our Boys’ Toys, Gardening 1 and Photography groups, plus a short story from The Writing group and finally, the Member’s Gallery.
Following last month’s meeting where we viewed several YouTube videos on techniques for photographing architecture, the Photography group set off to record what Staines has to offer, old and new.
This is a web version of the March 2022 newsletter to investigate whether it provides a better user experience when read on a mobile phone screen. e.g. text size, scrolling, rotation between horizontal and vertical, compared to the pdf version.
This month we mainly feature photos and text from our intrepid Explore London groups, plus Geocaching.
An interview and video from Dr Keith Thomson. Plus Members Gallery contributions from many members out and about in January.
Malcolm H has provided us with another four months of playlists from the Music for a Desert Island group which members can access via the links within
Photos from Ukulele and Singing for Fun group. Plus Members Gallery contributions of a visit to the Royal College of Music and Christmas Market and Winchester Cathedral, plus RHS Wisley illuminations.
Photos from Explore London 1’s trip to the Postal Museum. Plus Members Gallery contributions of autumnal colours and illuminations in the ‘park from many members.
Malcolm H has provided us with another four months of playlists from the Music for a Desert Island group which members can access via the links within
Natural Immunity and Vaccines Sometimes the news about Covid-19 sounds like reporting from a war zone. It must truly feel that way for the medical staff in hospitals, with the endless work and feelings of helplessness, and being surrounded by such sadness. We have a very difficult battle on our hands, but there is no… Read More »
An overview by members of the Microbes and Society group.
What is a virus?
What happened in previous pandemics?