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Going Out - Page 54 Scrabble Club
Anyone for tennis? At the June meeting of the Almoradi Scrabble Club, members were challenged to come up with words relating to "tennis".
Words such as VIE, DRAWS, WIN, TOGS, LINE and a couple of tenuous ones including MOW were laid. However it was Sandra's word "WINNER" that scored the highest - winning her a bottle of wine in return. Karen had the highest score of the afternoon with 405.
Next meeting 25th July. The next meeting will be on Tuesday 25th July at Cafe Almoradi (Calle Major 91 - opposite the health centre). Meeting at 3pm to start at 3.30pm.
There will be a raffle in order to raise funds for new boards, as numbers are growing steadily. If you can rearrange the following letters, you may well be good at playing scrabble, and enjoy being part of the group - RANTHEE For further information please contact Christine on 694 437 698.
What a good day Sunday 11th June turned out to be for the Jaguar Enthusiast Club members who set out on their first run together as JEC members England residing here on the Costa Blanca Spain. Meeting for coffee they proceeded next to pick up more members at their second refreshment stop before heading towards the famous Rebate
JEC Lunch U3A Calpe 6 day tour of Northern Spain
The trip covered San Sebastián, Pamplona, Bilbao, Picos de Europa, Burgos and Toledo.
After an early start with a few hours spent in Teruel on the way to Pamplona the trip progressed to San Sebastián with its famous beaches, architecture and spectacular food. The next stop was Bilbao known for its Basque history and language which originated from different groups in the central Pyrenees. Following this the next stop was the amazing vista of Picos de Europa and Burgos known for its famous Cathedral, the jewel of Spanish Cathedrals. Returning via Toledo to enjoy more culture and breathtaking scenery, tired but enthralled.
The photo was taken outside the prestigious Guggenheim Museum, Bilbao.
restaurant for a prebooked lunch. They took the beautiful scenic route around the amazing lake La Pedrera which created lots of conversation about its colour of brilliant blue and once they arrived at the restaurant they were seated outside in the large gardens taking the glorious sunshine of 30º in a comfortable shaded area to enjoy the meal and an amazing colourful flamenco dance show. Meanwhile their very much loved and highly polished jaguar cars were all sparkling in the late afternoon sun while their very proud owners discussed them. They are all looking forward to their next up and coming meeting as a good time was had by all of the JEC members who attended. If you are interested in joining us with your jaguar, please email
mikebikejec@gmail.com.
We meet at the tennis club on Wednesdays from 9.30am to 11am. The cost is between 3€ and 4€ depending on numbers attending and this includes all equipment, including rackets. It is a special discount for U3A. We play doubles and easily can accommodate 18 people, numbers at present range from 4 to 12, it is proving very popular as we have only been up and running since early May. Like most groups we retire to a bar for refreshments after play, the bar is part of the same complex. The photo shows mixed doubles, pausing for a breather. Group contact Bob Hodge 96 583 5427 or mobile 690 906 540. Yet another great activity arranged through the Calpe U3A.
U3A Calpe Padel Tennis group U3A Calpe Bikers Group
Les Archer a U3A Calpe member gave a fascinating talk on his racing career of 21 years on road and motocross.
Best known for building the special NORTON 500cc motorcross machine in 1952 and then racing it in over 30 events all over Europe and winning the championship in 1956. The 500cc Norton is now on display in the National Motorbike Museum Birmingham.
As a result of his talk U3A Calpe have formed a Bikers Group run by Freda Croasdell. Interested in joining? Contact Freda Croasdell:
arthurandfreda@yahoo.com.
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