Hyndburn Local History Society. - Page 9

katex · 10-07-2011, 07:40

Well, I'm off this afternoon to a 'stroll' around Ribchester, headed by Colin Cunliffe ... a member of the Ribchester Local History Society.

Meet at the toilets on the car park in the centre of the village at 2.p.m.
Some field walking involved, so decent footwear.

The next walk will be headed by Albert Wilkinson, entitled 'Hidden corners of Oswaldtwistle' on Sunday, August 21st at 2 p.m. Meet at the Oswaldtwistle War Memorial. Will remind you nearer the date.

DaveinGermany · 10-07-2011, 11:06

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Originally Posted by katex

The next walk will be headed by Albert Wilkinson, entitled 'Hidden corners of Oswaldtwistle'

How can they be hidden if this fella knows where they are ?

Bob Dobson · 10-07-2011, 19:40

An excellent , informative walk this afternoon, conducted by an enthusiastic 'Ribber' There's far more than the Romans to interest an inquisitve mind here.

katex · 10-07-2011, 19:59

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How can they be hidden if this fella knows where they are ?

Can't think of an intelligent answer to that ... oh yeh, don't be so pedantic ...

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Originally Posted by Bob Dobson

An excellent , informative walk this afternoon, conducted by an enthusiastic 'Ribber' There's far more than the Romans to interest an inquisitve mind here.

Agree, didn't realise they invented cement .. thought was some guy in Clitheroe.

cashman · 10-07-2011, 22:02

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Originally Posted by katex

The next walk will be headed by Albert Wilkinson, entitled 'Hidden corners of Oswaldtwistle' on Sunday, August 21st at 2 p.m. Meet at the Oswaldtwistle War Memorial. Will remind you nearer the date.

Lets be honest here, if there up ossy,they should be kept hidden.

katex · 19-08-2011, 09:35

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Originally Posted by katex

The next walk will be headed by Albert Wilkinson, entitled 'Hidden corners of Oswaldtwistle' on Sunday, August 21st at 2 p.m. Meet at the Oswaldtwistle War Memorial. Will remind you nearer the date.

Just a nudge that this is on Sunday, time and meeting place as above:

'There is a walk guide available (50p) and hopefully we will be visiting some places of interest, including some not normally seen from public paths.
Bring along suitable clothing and footwear. This is a leisurely walk, not a route march ! The first part is uphill and then level or downhill for the remainder.'

Mariam82 · 19-08-2011, 11:20

Do you know how long the walk will be ? I am bringing someone along
with me.
thanks

garinda · 19-08-2011, 12:03

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Originally Posted by cashman

Lets be honest here, if there up ossy,they should be kept hidden.

Are you hoping to be pelted with rotten fruit and veg, the next time you pop up to Ossy post office?

katex · 19-08-2011, 15:07

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Originally Posted by Mariam82

Do you know how long the walk will be ? I am bringing someone along
with me.
thanks

Good question, Mariam ... Albert hasn't given any indication, however, doubt whether it will be longer than 2 hours though. Depends on how many questions or interest he gets along the way I suppose.

Mariam82 · 19-08-2011, 15:29

Thanks Katex - it'll be fine.

Mariam82 · 21-08-2011, 17:03

The walk was fascinating - we really enjoyed it all. Hope there will be more.

walker · 21-08-2011, 21:14

A really interesting walk, many thanks to Albert also Katex for informing us about the walk.

katex · 21-08-2011, 21:21

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Originally Posted by walker

A really interesting walk, many thanks to Albert also Katex for informing us about the walk.

Yeh ! And didn't make it myself !!!! Well naffed off ...

katex · 01-10-2011, 17:37

First lecture of the season is as follows:

Thursday, October 6th. Lecture Room Accrington Library at 7.30 p.m.
Subscriptions may be paid at any meeting. £10 .. 7 lectures.
Visitors for individual meetings... £ 2.50.

"Early Maps and Map-Making in Lancashire"
Speaker: Dr. Ian Saunders of Morecambe.

See you there...

Atarah · 03-10-2011, 11:41

Kate, I hope you enjoy, but to me, who is interested in LOCAL history, that subject I am afraid would NOT tempt me out of doors, as much as I would like to support the History Society. Sorry.