Ann stares in awe as Gary B recounts his attempt earlier that morning to make and toss pancakes.
It’s a Toss Up
Opening Time
For those of you who have already paid and signed up to play at Craig y Don during their winter period, just a reminder that it will be open from next week.
Llandudno Dog Show
“Krufts Dog Show” will take place on Sunday 22nd October 2023 on the seafront at West Shore. This is a local initiative organised by Town Councillor Carol Marubi for a day of fun, with proceeds to go to Frontline Medical Services in Ukraine. If you have a dog, go along and enter. If you don’t have a dog, go along and watch. A large group of pet dogs in one place is usually very entertaining and they will all have their owners with them to add to the entertainment. Registration is at 10:00am and the event should end around 12:30-1:00pm.
Fit For Anything
Gwyneth to Hazel & Esther: “I cannot believe that I forgot to go to the gym today before coming to play bowls. That’s seven years in a row now.”
Are Raisins a Healthy Choice?
A local squirrel can answer this question through practical demonstration as it carefully works its way through a tray of raisins, one at a time, after it had checked the hazel tree for nuts. Click Here to read what the BBC good food club has to say about raisins. Although it doesn’t mention benefits to squirrels, you might surmise that the squirrel knows its onions.
Local Artisans
Click Here to visit the Colwyn Bay Artisan website to find out when their markets are to be held. The next one will be on Saturday 21st October in Colwyn Bay from 10:00am to 4:00pm. In addition, there is a weekly market every Friday in Bangor from 9:00am to 4:00pm. Information on Christmas markets will be on their website in due course.
Remember?
Just a little reminder of life at the green during the summer.
Early Doors
Ray: “My neighbour knocked on my door at 3:00am this morning! 3:00am!”
John C: “That’s atrocious. No-one should do that.”
Ray: “I know. But luckily for him I was already up and playing my bagpipes”.
The Proof Was in the Pudding
Gwyn enjoys research into local history and has identified an interesting fact that there is a link between the location of The Manor at Gorse Hill (Cymryd – site of the Battle of the River Conwy) and Vardre, via a direct descendant of Maelgwn Gwynedd, i.e. Anarawd ap Rhodri. Click Here to visit the Coflein website for more historical information.
Click Here for all the photos from the Club’s lunch at The Manor.
Convenient
Marina chairs an impromptu meeting whilst she has a captive audience. Meanwhile, in the background, JohnB gives one of his famous lectures.
Vardre Deganwy Crown Green Bowling Club 