To give you a flavour of the sorts of events we run, here is a blog containing details on our recent events.
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It’s June so MIRTH goes on its annual outing. This year the destination was Oxford. After a smooth journey on the coach, we were delivered to the Ashmolean Museum. After…
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Bascote Heath and HS2
Category: MIRTH Walk
Todays mainly dry walk took us from the Fox and Hen and back in time for lunch. Soon after setting off we passed a sign for Bascote Heath Underground station,…
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Lawn Bowls Experience
Category: MIRTH Main Event
Following lunch at the Rugby Tavern around 20 MIRTHers enjoyed an afternoon trying Lawn Bowls courtesy of the Lillington Bowls Club ( https://www.lillingtonbc.co.uk/ ). The weather remained dry and our…
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Only four walkers today but we had a dry walk. The walk started in the centre of Shottery. Soon passing the primary school dates back to 1848 but we felt…
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Sent to Coventry
Category: MIRTH Main Event
After lunch at the Flying Standard, 11 of us settled in for a one-hour guided tour of the Coventry Transport Museum. Our loquacious tour guide kept us on our toes…
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Some 50 of us sat attentively at the feet of Prof Alan Millard to hear him talk about “King Solomon’s Gold: Fantasy or Fact?” We came in hope – that…
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Clay Shooting
Category: MIRTH Xtra
The second MIRTH Xtra event took place at Warwick Adventure Sports on Thursday the 14th March. Eight intrepid Mirthers were given a real treat. David Harkness who is not only…
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Walk Around Long Itchington
Category: MIRTH Walk
For the second month running it was raining for our walk. This time we were walking around Long Itchington. Five hardy souls set off, first we were walking on tarmacked…
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The Danny Razzoo Show
Category: MIRTH Main Event
Danny Razzoo came to St Paul’s on February 20th to entertain and amaze us with his magic tricks, using mainly numbers and playing cards. Danny particularly enjoys ‘mathemagic’ in which…
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MIRTH wet walk
Category: MIRTH Walk
Well, here’s a turn up for the books! Two firsts in one day! Our first first was that it rained … and rained … and rained ☔️. For the whole…
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