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This Month:   Lyme Lunge ~ Duck Race   ~ RNLI SOS Day  ~ Walks

Lyme Regis Area Daily Diary   January  2011

 


 Sat 1st NEW YEAR’S DAY
Grand Duck Race
in aid of the Christmas Lights.  
Started by Town Crier, Mr Phil Street,  from Woodmead Road Waterfall 12noon. Ducks £1 on sale at the start

 

Lyme Lunge: Take a Plunge in the sea for Charity  Prize for Best Fancy Dress.     1.15pm from the Sandy Beach (time to watch the Duck Race First)

 


Just some of 2010's Events which may happen again in 2011

‘By Steam Train to Lyme’   talk by Richard Bull – on the story of the Lyme Regis branch line at 2.30pm Lyme Regis Museum

TheatreFriends
Quiz Night Marine Theatre

Recycle your Christmas Tree - see right

'Plant Introductions Caradoc Doy' Veitch Nurseries: Kilmington Village Produce Association 7.30pm Kilmington Village Hall

 'Let us Entertain You' in aid of Village Hall and Help for Heros 7.30pm Whitchurch Canonicorum Village Hall For tickets Tel 01297 489523

Soup and Pudding Lunch
for Save the Children 12 noon - 2pm The Inn Plaice, The Pilot Boat


 
Normal Refuse Collections resume (see right for list of alternative dates)

'Dormice' illustrated talk by Dr Pat Morris.  Axe Vale and District Conservation Society and East Devon DWT Local Group 7.30pm Kilmington Village Hall Tel 01297 23822

 Artsfest Meeting and AGM 7pm Guildhall


'West Country Wassailing Party'
Toast the apple tree for a good Cider: 
an annual event to awaken the cider apple trees and scare away evil spirits with raucous singing and, traditionally, musket shots. This will ensure a good harvest of fruit next autumn. No need to bring your muskets, particularly as our apple tree is indoors, but come with your loudest singing voice because local teacher and supporter of the museum, Adrian Pearson, will be providing appropriate musical accompaniment. There will be drinks of an apple-y variety, mulled cider, cider and apple juice. harvest! On display will be our RE-STYLED WEBSITE and a sample of the latest implements in our farming project collection.  6pm Lyme Regis Museum, everyone welcome

Wedding Fayre and Open Day 11am - 4pm Alexandra Hotel

'Know Your Fossils'  Talks by Lyme Regis Museum's enthusiastic fossil experts Paddy and Chris:  learn how fossils lived ... how to find and identify ... how to handle your fossils ... BRING YOUR FOSSILS ALONG FOR IDENTIFICATION 2.30pm Lyme Regis Museum

'Mushroom and Foraging'
by John Wright 7.30pm Uplyme and Lyme Regis Horticultural Society, Uplyme Village Hall

Quiz in aid of RNLI SOS Day, Nags Head


 Lyme Regis Community Bingo Association AGM and presentation of cheques 7pm Woodmead hall


Join in the fun of SOS day - the RNLI's national fundraising day.  See Weds 27th and right and www.rnli.org.uk/sos 


Jumble Sale Lyme Regis Conservatives 2pm - 4pm Woodmead Hall

'Barn Dance' (a sell-out last year) to the 'Long Odds and Short Straws'
Uplyme and Lyme Regis Horticultural Society, Uplyme Village Hall Tickets now available from Uplyme Post Office and Ginger Beer, Lyme Regis
 

 

Annual Farmhouse Breakfast using local produce for breakfast, lunch or brunch.  9am till 2.30pm at Whitchurch Canonicorum Village Hall  This will be the 10th Farmhouse Breakfast and proceeds will go to the Village Hall and the raffle to the Dorset and Somerset Air Ambulance.

 

 

 
 

Have you got time to spare to keep part of Lyme’s heritage thriving?

The town’s restored 14th century working watermill produces stone-ground flour from local organic wheat and lies within a courtyard complex in the heart of Lyme containing a variety of Artisan Shops, Studios, Galleries and a Millers Garden. Spring 2010 will be an exciting time with the opening of the Malthouse Community Space and Lyme Bay Brewing. 

Can you spare a few hours a week or month? We need people to regularly volunteer as millers, staffing the gift shop, stewarding the gallery, and helping out to keep the environment, including the gardens and the courtyard, attractive for our visitors. You’ll find that enthusiastic, generous and friendly people make up the community at the mill.  As well as being involved with a unique heritage project you will have the chance to meet many visitors from around the globe.

 For more information please visit our website www.townmill.org.uk or contact Mags Osborn at the Town Mill on 01297 443579,  info@townmill.org.uk

 
 

Walks

Fossil Hunting Walk 10am Charmouth Heritage Coast Centre Booking  Advised: Tel 560772

Rocks and Fossil Weekend Charmouth Heritage Coast Centre Booking  Advised: Tel 560772

Daily Fossil Walks Sat - Tues with Brandon Lennon from the anchor, Cobb Gate Tel 07944 664 757

Fossil Walks

in small groups with Lyme Regis Museum geologist Paddy Howe.  includes free entry to Museum:

Bookings telephone 01297 443370 email: info@lymeregismuseum.co.uk  or call into the Museum shop on Bridge Street

 

Annual Soup and  Ploughman's Lunch

 
 

The Big Garden Birdwatch

Taking part is simple and fun: All you need to do is watch your garden or local park just settle down for an hour watching and recording the highest number of each bird species seen in your garden, or local park (not flying over) at any one time.  More info: http://www.rspb.org.uk/birdwatch/
 
 

Rotary Charity Golf Day

Tues 10th May 2011

Lyme Regis Golf Club
 

 

Click here for information on recycling

 

Recycle those unwanted Gifts

Donate them to:  
RNLI Shop, The Cobb:

Weldmar Hospice Shop, Broad Street:

Jumble Sales

 

Volunteers wanted


for Lyme Regis Regatta and Carnival Committee 
Tel. 443696 Secretary  442220

or email lymeregis.carnival@mac.com

 

FOR SALE

Furniture and Household Items
Ancient and Modern

Click here to see pics

 

SOS day is for everyone

Join our biggest fundraising day!

RNLIIt's a great way for everyone to have some fun, whilst raising funds to help the RNLI's volunteer lifeboat crews and lifeguards save lives at sea.

Whether you get people to Sample Our Snacks, Sponsor Our Sports or something completely different, you'll be helping the RNLI to rescue 21 people every day.

Register now
for your FREE SOS day fundraising pack
or Tel
 0845 121 4999

 

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