Tomorrow night, Monday 19th May, although both our Colwyn & Llandudno League ‘B’ & ‘C’ Teams have matches, they are both playing Away at other clubs so the green will be available to members for social bowling from midday onwards.
The second Pop-Up Craft Fair of 2025 will be held again at the Oriel MOSTYN Gallery on Saturday 17th May from 10:30am to 4:30pm, 12 Vaughan Street, Llandudno, LL30 1AB. Free Entry; artists selling their crafts; and a free drop-in workshop; plus the shop will be open as well as the café. Click Here to visit their website and to see what artists will be there.
The ‘C’ Team had a bye, so two players went to the ‘A’, All played a very good game, Coming out with a well-earned draw, So it can certainly be said, ‘twas a pretty good result Away.
The ‘B’ Team triumphed in their match, to keep them riding high At the top of the ‘B’ Division, Above all the other triers. Planning on their heart-sought quest, to score more and reach the sky.
The ‘D’ Team with its mix of new to leagues and battling other bowlers, Had a hard task against their oppo’s, Gathering in every point they could, Succumbing only in the end to one-of-4 atop their table: the fifty-nine pointers.
Doreen realises, when she tries to turn. that she has a bowl superglued to the front of her shoe. She asks a spectator if they know who could have done it. Meanwhile, Sean looks like he might know something.
Sue B: Fiona and Keith, now I’m sure you’ll be able to answer this one. Brace yourselves. What is that which occurs twice in a moment, one in a minute, and not once in a thousand years?
Keith: Hmmm.
Fiona: Hmmm, alright Sue, sock-it to us. What’s the answer?
North Wales Wildlife Trust tells us that Invasive Species include plants, animals and other living things that have been introduced beyond their natural range and cause damage to our environment, economy, health and the way we live.
The Trust has a new multimedia exhibition “Beyond the Boundary” where you can find out how garden plants were brought to Wales from across the world, and how their escape from gardens can be detrimental to nature to this day. It is currently showing at Storiel in Bangor but moves to the Great Orme Visitor Centre (Llandudno) in mid-June so do pop it in your diary and go along to take a look.