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SUMMER ISSUE 2016
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magazine. This month’s magazine is packed full of great days out, clubs to join so why not have a Rally Driving day or go to a fine arts and antiques auction. We will be back in two months so until September emjoy the Summer.
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B UCKING HAM GARDEN CENTRE Apple Weekend & Honey Show Saturday 24th and Sunday 25th September
Our popular Apple Weekend, over Saturday 24th and Sunday 25th September, includes a Bucks County Bee Keepers’ Association 2016 Combined Honey Show on the Sunday which will feature members from North Bucks BKA, the Buckingham and District BKA and the Bucks County Beekeepers. There will be displays for judging, public activities including Kid’s Corner, hive product sampling tables, information desk, skep making, live bees, plus talks on ‘An Introduction to Bee Keeping’ (11am and 3pm) and ‘Anaphylactic Shock’ Class (1:30pm). Gerry Edwards will once again return as our guest apple identification expert (and a keen bee-keeper!) so please bring along 2-3 fruits from the tree you are looking to put a name to your mystery fruit. Top fruit grower and propagator Fritz de Zutter from Moulton College will be available for advise on all aspects of fruit growing, including tips on selecting the best rootstocks. The Grow Your Own theme continues with Jason Breed from Kings Seeds, who will be on hand to talk Chillies as well as the key vegetables to sow and grow at this time of the year. There will also be wine and food tasting, plus we’ll also be running a Tombola to help raise funds for The Medical Detection Dogs, our chosen charity of 2016.
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Get away – for less, this Summer holiday! The kids have just broken up from school for the long six week break……you’d love to book a week off work to take them away, but that’s going to be expensive, right? It’s a myth - it needn’t cost any more for a week’s camping in beautiful surroundings, than one good day out at a theme park for a family of four or five – so what are you waiting for? First things first – destination. Coastal campsites are going to be costlier, but even so, it may be a lot cheaper than you think! Family run sites may have fewer frills, but you can stay from as little as £15 £20 per night for the whole family – that can’t be bad! Second task – equipment. A fourman tent will not really sleep five, especially if it turns out to be a rainy week – better to choose an 8-berth and have extra space for dining or relaxing under cover. Plenty of spacious tents are available cheaply on selling sites, as families upgrade, or can be bought new for as little as £100 – look out for discount codes for those well-known camping gear shops, and make the most of the Summer sales! Or why not borrow or share with friends?
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Exciting Time...
August is an exciting time for swimmers as not only is it the Rio Olympic Games it’s also when the National Championships occur. Swimmers at Maxwell Swim Club, based in Aylesbury and Buckingham are excited as six of them posted fast enough times at the Regional’s in May to be invited to the National Championships.
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GARDENING THIS MONTH...
‘School’s out for the summer!’
Engaging children with plants and gardening might be good fun to while away a few hours this summer, says Buckingham Garden Centre’s Chris Day.
As an inquisitive four year old, I do remember quite vividly the arrival of a huge lorry to our house and the unloading of our new lawn. Being knee high to a grasshopper I can vividly see a mountain of turves appear in front of my eyes in matter of minutes. It was late summer and my father wanted to create a new lawn in the back garden which had previously been given over to a
large vegetable garden. Through my mind’s eye I do remember trying to move and carry one of these green ‘sods’ with dusty soil flying everywhere using my rather undersized child-size wheelbarrow. Suffice to say perhaps this is why I’m not such a keen fan of manicured lawns as the exercise was as lasting as were the blisters as I tried to help with the lawn the next day! Our childhood recollections of nature,
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money my first plant, a Rose of Sharon, Hypericum calycinum with its striking yellow saucer-shaped flowers with fibre optic-like stamens. As the school holidays are in full swing, there’s no better time than now to engage the kids with gardening projects, or take them to outdoor places which will both inspire and delight them. It’s surely the perfect time to redress the balance of children’s lack of connection with nature, however in view of the recent craze of Pokémon Go we’ll no doubt see more people taking to the great outdoors, albeit tracking down virtual reality creatures so hopefully enjoying nature at the same time. Some 12 per cent of children in England have not visited a park, forest, garden or any other natural environment for at least 12 months, according to a recent Government study.
A poll by Persil found that more than half of parents encourage their children to avoid messy activities such as gardening and baking. One in three children say that they did not like getting dirty, their preferred activities being television-watching, and playing on video games.” Well, that’s easy to resolve; buy them their own gardening gloves! Some companies have made inroads into tempting youngsters into the garden with their child-friendly products. The children’s range of garden tools, brightly coloured Wellington boots and gloves from Little Pals are perfect for getting the little ones started. Moulton Mill produces a range of smaller and lighter hand tools, including trowels and forks in their Budding Gardeners range too!
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including children’s own toys - dolls, dinosaurs or fairies gives them
a sense of ownership. For a dinosaur garden, use prehistoriclooking plants such as small ferns and moss, plus creeping Mint and Thyme for the dinosaur models to creep along. An indoor mini garden follows the same principle. Use cacti and pebbles to create a desert cowboy scene. *If it rains, take growing inside. The old favourite of a Cress head grown in an old pair of tights is great, but update it by using popcorn seeds – children prefer Popcorn to Cress. Use seeds sown on cotton wool
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On now until Saturday 10th September the exhibition Silver and Slaughter, Saxon and Viking Buckingham and the Lenborough Hoard is on in the exercise yard. Open during museum hours, Monday to Saturday 10am - 4pm, admission is free.
Children's activities for the summer begin on Friday 22nd July until Saturday 3rd September, there is a great pirate quiz around the museum followed by pirate crafts on the terrace. Usual museum admission charge plus just 50p for the activities. Come and join in the fun!
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Speaker: Ted Kinsey from Amersham PS with City Shapes—From an Idea to an Exhibition. How I scoured the women’s clothing section of eBay and walked the streets of London to create, using monochrome darkroom prints, a multi-image exhibition. This an important evening and we will use posters to attract new members and a larger audience. £5.00 on the door for
non-memberswhich is refundable should you choose to join.
The next exhibition temporary exhibition, Bucks Battalions on the Somme and Fromelles begins on Saturday 17th September.
Our popular Quiz night returns on Friday 30th September with our usual Quiz master Heather and Alan Heath. Alan now has the proud distinction of being Mastermind Champion 2016! Teams of four as usual but can be made up on the night. Tickets £5 per
First Thursday of the Month
OPEN HOUSE
(part of Community Care North Bucks) Living on you own? Join us at The Centre, Verney Close, Buckingham. 10.30am - 12.30pm for coffee and cake. Occasional speakers and trips out 07473766365
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person from the museum shop in September.
UCKINGHAM & DISTRICT WALKING GROUP Saturday 13th Aug
The Brampton Valley 9.5 miles 10:30 am Draughton Road CP SP 755 773 Leaders :- Clive & Rosie Cowdy 07774 782785 01280 824274
Sunday 28th Aug
Salcey Forest 11 Mile 10.30am Forest Car Park SP 794 517 Leader: Sally Miller 07762 101156 01908 571303
10th and 25th September
Buckingham & District Walking Group are walking on these dates, more information and a copy of the Autumn programme can be obtained by contacting John White 07921823189
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2nd prize...Win a family ticket to Apollo5 at Stowe on the 25th September
GEORGIE HUTT,
TECHNOVISUAL advert on page 2
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BUCKINGHAM LIBRARY
Bucks Integrated Sensory Advice Service Advice and information on sight and hearing loss, home assessments, hearing aid maintenance and support. Second Tuesday of the Month 10.00-12.00am Aylesbury Vale Community Bank Want to save and borrow? Free drop in session for advice on saving and affordable loans 1st Wednesday of the month 10-11am
Reminiscence Coffee Morning Share your memories over a cup of coffee 3rd Thursday of every month 10.30-11.30
Learn my Way Get on Line Sessions Improve your computer and Internet skills One to one sessions at a time to suit you
Knit and Natter Group Enjoy a coffee and a natter while improving your crafting Every Thursday 2-3 pm
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