Did you know that there are over 300-species of roses and tens of thousands of cultivars. You will see wonderful displays like this one in gardens all around the country at the moment. Want to know more about roses? Then just Click Here to visit The Rose Society UK for info about all things roses.
Here’s a White-Tailed Bumblebee in the garden having just emerged from the nest under the paving slab. It is one of a few worker bees to-ing and fro-ing to the nest, having just delivered its latest load of pollen, taking care of the young and the nest.
Today is the day of Shan Eccles’ Art Exhibition that will be held in our Clubhouse from 10:00am-4:00pm so make sure you call in to view and buy. View her Facebook Page Click Here.
Remember that the Shan Eccles’ Art Exhibition is to be held tomorrow in our Clubhouse from 10:00am to 4:00pm. Everyone Welcome.
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A very grateful vote of thanks to Jonathan Owen and Mel Owen Electrical Ltd., Conwy, for PAT (Portable Appliance Testing) all our electrical equipment. Click Here for more information about this generous £100.00 gift to our Club.
Our Clwydian ‘C’ Team played at Ruthin on Tuesday, on a very dry looking bowling green. From the following photo taken on the day, it looks like one member of our team is about to experience a sharp bite on the bum. Is this a case of nobbling the opposition?
Vital work is to be undertaken on the green this morning. Our maintenance team of 3-hard-working-boys would really value additional voluntary help. If you can help, please be at the green by 9:00am today.
Click Here to read Ian’s explanation of the work needed.
This hot dry weather is very welcome to sun-worshiping-humans but, unless the bowling greens have appropriate care, we could lose them to damage during this time.
So, on Wednesday, the green maintenance team is asking for volunteers to help with crucial work on the green. CLICK HERE to read Ian’s explanation of the problem and the crucial voluntary help that is needed and please let him know if you can go along to help.
A squirrel tucks into its hoard of nuts that it had hidden in a hole that it had dug in the lawn earlier in the year.
The French have a game called Palet. Ann and Rog introduced a few members of the club to this game where a master (jack) – a small cast iron disk – is thrown from a 5-metre distance onto a square, wooden board. Once it lands safely on the board, the two teams of two players then each have two larger cast iron disks (palet) to throw onto the board. The team landing their disk/s (palet) nearest to the master (jack) wins. Like bowls, it has co-ordination techniques that take time to hone.
