Yes, Dominoes and Darts make their return to Vardre Deganwy today at 2:00pm. So, if you like arrows and spots in front of your eyes, this afternoon is for you. Enjoy.
Category Archives: Fun and Friendlies
Not a Knot in the Handkerchief Needed Any More
Feathering the Nest
Conversational French
Bob: Now Dave, you know how I am professionally interested in food? Dave P: I certainly do Bob. Your food is wonderful. Bob: Well, do you know why the French like to eat snails? Dave P: Er no. Why do they? Bob: Well they just don’t like fast food!
Bird Talk
Not found in built-up areas, but usually out in the open, the peacock is easily recognisable by its tail-feathers, whether those feathers are folded away or on display (see the two photographs above). Have you ever heard their vocalisations during the day? Different peacock vocalisations mean different things. The birds might let out an innocentContinue reading “Bird Talk”
Friendly Today
The next doubles friendly will be at Vardre Deganwy this afternoon versus Rhos-on-Sea. Please arrive by 1:30pm if you would like to play.
A Joke?
John B: Hey David, Why did the young tape measure feel insecure around the older tape measures? David L: Do we have to do this in the middle of a bowls match? John B: No David, that’s not the answer. The answer is that it was afraid that it wouldn’t measure up!
Doubles Friendly
This week’s doubles friendly tomorrow (Thursday 14th August) will be played at Vardre Deganwy versus the Oval. Please arrive by 1:30pm if you would like to play. Thank you.
Doubles Friendly
The doubles friendly today at Vardre Deganwy will start at 2:00pm so please be there just before that time so that pairs can be sorted for the match.
Could You Be Penitent?
In the graveyard of St. Michael’s Church in Abergele (just behind the bowling green) is a solitary stone known as The Penitential Stone. Sinners circa 17th Century had to do penance by standing beside the stone, dressed in white, beseeching the congregation for mercy as they entered and left the church. If you know aContinue reading “Could You Be Penitent?”
