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Departing Friday 10 May 2013 .
Thatched cottages, casenient windows, stone bridges over windirig streams; the Cotswolds exude the warm glow of England's vanishitig the dazzling core of their history are the Bard, the Oxford' ■
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C O D E W O R D
• Codeword is the crossword puzzle with no dues. The number in • each square corresponds to a letter. Work out the words in the grid using the letters provided. Fill in these known letters first then use skill and judgement to work out the others.
I Here is one indisputable fact - John Adamus knows his I trees in depth, their names
I and qualities in all seasons, i What a show he put on for Clitheroe Civic Society earlier this month with his talk “Ornamental Trees and Shrubs in all Seasons”. One of John’s most astound ing revelations was that - many of the beautiful trees he featured are in Brunger- ' ley Park, Castle Park or The ■ Arboretum and cemetery. John Adamus, as head of parks for Kibble Valley Bor ough Council, can tell you where each one is. . Birch trees are undoubt edly among John’s favourite trees as a remembrance of
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L A S T W E E K 'S S O L U T IO N * ; SUDOKU:
Wine fans’ tales of terroir
Ribblesdale French Circle tasted the delights of “Les vins frangais” hosted by Whalley Wineshop. At its usual venue of the Great Hall of Whalley Abbey, Matt Monk of the wine shop brought along six varieties of French wines. Members of the group, were invited to savour each wine while Matt explained the con cept of “terroir”, the proc
esses, the way climate affects taste and even details about the vineyards and vintners themselves. Under his expert tuition, everyone was encouraged to identify different flavours and aromas and discuss the merits of each wine. Everyone agreed that it had
been a most enlightening first part to the evening. After a break where mem
bers were able to ask individ ual questions of Matt Monk, Philip Baugh gave the talk about “Le Tour de France” scheduled for next month. The next meeting of Le Cer-^ cle Frangals de Ribblesdale will be on Monday, May 13th
at7.3op.m.atWh^eyAbbey. ■ All are welcome whatever lev el of French; visitors £3. For more details visit www.
cercIefribblesdale.co.uk.
hisfatherwholivedinbirch woods as he escaped fnim Poland in 1939. The stunning
white bark (or black bark
in Betula Nigra) stands out all year. Apicture of Cercis Siliquastrum (The Jiidas Tree) in all its flowering beauty opened the presenta-
tionfoUowedbythefamiliar flowering cherry. Prunus
amanogawa and Prunus shi- rofugen both have fragrant blossom and foliage which
turns flaming orange in au tumn.
The image of Davidiain- volurata (The Handkerchief
Tree) clearlyshowedthe white bracts which sur round the flowers. This mag nificent tree is worth travel
ling miles to see but we have one in Castle Park. Varieties of sorbus (Moun tain Ash) have been planted in Bmngerley Park and John has chosen specimens with white, red and orange-yel low berries to attract birds. One recommendation from John showed many, many ■ more pictures pointing out changes in foliage and trunk and blossom colours throughout the seasons. His encyclopaedic knowledge of
the Latin names is just amaz ing. Clitheroe Civic Society’s next meeting is on May 13th withNigelNeU giving his
talk “The History of Whalley Abbey”.
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