| Thurs 15 Sep 2011 |
Denis Rattenbury The New Riverside Transport Museum
Glasgow built ships, locos, cars and bikes for
the world. Riverside shows how this changed all of our lives. This virtual tour will be followed up by a real life one. |
| Thurs 20 Oct 2011 | Brian Hill - Roses Lace Mill
Roses Lace Mill is the last such mill in Ayrshire. Its
Scottish Lace is manufactured on traditional Nottingham Lace
Looms in the Irvine Valley.
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| Thurs 17 Nov 2011 | Bernard Thain Sustainable Fishing
The fish have all gone from the Clyde
or have they? Bernard is the owner of Fins Seafood Restaurant near Fairlie.
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| Thurs 8 Dec 2011 | Quiz night
Just for fun!
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| Thurs 19 Jan 2012 | New Historical sites to visit!
John will be in touch in December looking for volunteers to show a few pictures and say a few words about a site of historical interest visited during this year. John will do any scanning and preparation needed.
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| Thurs 16 Feb 2012 | Isabel Garrett Burns as an Observer
Burns an observer of people, humour and life in general.
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| Thurs 15 Mar 2012 | John Rattenbury Lighthouses of the Clyde
The story of navigation in the Clyde and the lighthouses that helped guide ships to safety.
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| Thurs 19 Apr 2012 | Roger Watts FRSGS South with the Scotia
The Scotia, an ex-whaling ship rebuilt by the Ailsa Shipbuilding Company, sailed from Troon in 1902 carrying Dr W. S. Bruce and his party on a highly successful Scottish expedition to the Antarctic. This is the story of that historic voyage.
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| Thurs 17 May 2012 | AGM
Members only meeting to be held at Culzean.
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| June (probably) 2012 | Summer Outing to be arranged |
