Sunday 21st Trafalgar Day is the celebration of the victory won by Vice-Admiral Horatio Nelson's British fleet over the combined French and Spanish fleets at the Battle of Trafalgar on October 21, 1805.
Wednesday Oct 24th 2012
Family evening ‘The Enchanting World of the Pumpkin’
Pumpkin lantern competition, quiz, games and more. Bring your carved/decorated pumpkin to be judged. Organised by Uplyme and Lyme Regis Horticultural Society,
7.30pm Uplyme Village Hall Details 01297 444034
Saturday 27th
BST ends overnight (2am Sunday becomes 1am): Time to turn your clocks back
Sunday 28th Have you changed ALL your clocks??
Just some of the many events which happened in October 2011
UK Older People's Day
A wide range of events will take place on or around the 1 October throughout the UK, to celebrate Older People's Day.
DON'T RAIN ON MY PARADE!
Inspiring, engaging and entertaining speakers and workshop leaders including: Adrian Evans, festival Director, The Mayor's Thames Festival and Pageant Master, Thames Diamond Jubilee Pageant; Ali Pretty, Director of Kinetika carnival designer; Experienced carnival practitioners and community leaders from South West. Beautiful
location for a Saturday on the Jurassic Coast. £10 (orgs) £5
(individuals) plus £5 lunch. 10am - 4.30pm Marine Theatre More info: Don't rain on my Parade
Lyme Regis Res v Normalair RSL
 (Dorset Junior Cup Round One, 2.30pm ko) - followed by the
live EPSN game
on the big screen. Lyme Regis Football Club, The Davey Fort Ground, Charmouth Road, DT7 3DU
 SGT. PEPPERS ONLY DARTBOARD BAND
presents their internationally acclaimed performance of THE BEATLES. A five piece band, Sgt Pepper's Only Dart Board Band is renowned for their storming live shows. The band, with their own Fab Four plus Sgt Pepper on keyboards, performs the most complex Beatles songs completely live and without the use of backing tracks. Creating a faithful reproduction
of the Fab Four's greatest hits and selection of well known album tracks, the guys in their full Pepper regalia, produce a tight and compact sound guaranteed to give a splendid time to all. The band known as "probably the most entertaining Beatles tribute in the UK" is ideal for theatre or club audiences with their humour and the tongue in cheek wit they bring to
their shows. Keeping the Beatles music and spirit alive, audiences, new, young and older, will love this band and their show. Catch them "LIVE" before they become older than the originals! FEATURING ALL THE GREAT HITS As seen at the Cavern, Liverpool, Glastonbury Festival,
Abbey Road, plus venues throughout the UK, Europe and USA.
Doors open: 8pm (Bar Open 7.30)
Tickets: Tourist Information Centre
01297 442138 also Serendip Books 11 Broad Street
and by PayPal at:
http://www.lymeregis.tv/legends.html
A GIG FOR A GIG
Join the Lyme Regis Gig Club for a lively celebration of rowing on the sea with a concert to promote the build of their third wooden boat, Tempest.
Share a song with the Lyme Regis Gig Club Shanty Singers and hear boat builder Gail McGarva – the first woman to build gigs - tell her beautiful stories of the crafting of traditional wooden boats.
Enjoy pictures of the boats in action, accompanied by music from local folk musicians including: The Yellow Room, Ian Wood, Slipstream and shanty-man Ian Thomson.
Tickets from TIC or Lyme Gig Club www.lymeregisgigclub.com £8 (concessions £6) 7.30pm Marine Theatre
 'Yeomen of the Guard' by Gilbert and Sullivan
Open Auditions. Audition Material 01297 443382
7.00pm St Michael's Church Hall, Church Street. Production under the direction of Nick Lawrence. Performances at the Marine Theatre in May 2012
Tom McConville and David Newey
BBC award winning fiddle player and singer Tom McConville appears alongside unique guitarist David Newey. This duo are internationally renowned for their fiery, heart-stopping performances. http://www.tommcconville.co.uk/index.htm Tickets £10 8pm Marine Theatre
Join the Junior Band
Lyme Regis Junior Band needs more members: Instruments and uniform provided, all abilities welcome. If you are between 7 and 18 come along to a session (£4) at St Michaels School 6 - 8pm and find out more.
 NEVER LET ME GO (12A) (1h 45m)
Keira Knightley, Carey Mulligan and Andrew Garfield. Adapted from Kazuo Ishiguro's novel. As children, Ruth, Kathy and Tommy, spend their childhood at a seemingly idyllic English boarding school. As they grow into young adults, they find that they have to come to terms with the strength of the love they feel for each other, while preparing themselves for the
haunting reality that awaits them.
10.30am, £3.25 including tea or coffee. Part of
the Regent Cinema's Autumn Silver Screen Season
 Saving lives at sea
150 years of the RNLI: Illustrated talk by Mrs Kathy Underwood Hosted by The Friends of Lyme Regis Philpot Museum 2.30pm Woodmead Hall, Members £2, visitors £3, including refreshments
Further information from David Cox, 01297/443156.
 Lyme Regis and Barfleur Twinning Association Inaugural AGM
The steering committee welcomes all to discover more about future plans and 'entente cordiale' with Barfleur, Normandy. 7.30pm The Guildhall, Lyme Regis. For more information see: newsletter and membership form or email townclerk@lymeregistowncouncil.gov.uk
Mary Bull Slide Presentation and club competition ‘Transport’ Lyme Bay Photographic Club 7.30pm Woodmead Hall
 Night
Drinks, snacks and an autumn raffle with fantastic prizes all from local businesses.
Organised by Mrs Ethelston's School PTFA. £1 adults, children free. 6pm Uplyme Village Hall
  Coffee Morning and Cake Sale
Raffle, in aid of Cancer Research UK. 10am - 1pm Lyme Regis Baptist Church Hall
 Voyage of the 'nutjellynana'
by Angel Heart Theatre. Alice, Melby and Fidge. Three cuddly toys long since loved, left behind and now forgotten in an old attic. Life looks like it’s lost its stuffing until Fidge has a banana-brained plan… Build a rocket ship, blast off, and boldly go where no toy has gone before!! Journey
out-of-this-world with amazing puppets, fabulous storytelling, a cosmic soundtrack and some salutes to sci-fi classics! This is Angel Heart's new show for all the family over 4 years. ALL ABOARD THE NUTJELLYNANA..! Adults £8 Children £5 2pm Marine Theatre
 Harvest Lunch
Following the Sunday Service. 'Bring and Share' St Michaels Parish Church Info 442033
 Cream Teas
(and cakes) in aid of Next year's 'Lyme Life' Flower Festival. 2.30 - 5pm St Michaels Church Hall, Church Street
Call Mr Robeson
By Tayo Aluki. Paul Robeson is a great and famous actor, singer and civil rights campaigner. When over the years he gets progressively too radical and outspoken for the establishment's liking, he is branded a traitor to his country, harassed, and denied opportunities to perform or travel. Just as physical, emotional and mental stress threaten to push him over the fine line
between genius and madness, he is summoned to appear before the House Un-American Activities Committee, to give the most difficult and important performance of his career. The play is a roller coaster journey through Robeson's remarkable and eventful life, and highlights how his radical activism caused him to be disowned and disremembered, even by the leaders and descendants of the civil rights
movement. It features some of his famous songs and speeches, including a dramatic rendition of Ol' Man River. Tickets £12 3pm Marine Theatre
Lyme Regis Celebrates June 2012 Jubilee Weekend
Public Meeting Open to all, have your say how to celebrate 7.30 Woodmead Hall
 Golf Day for Help for Heroes
organised by Lyme Bay Dentistry 8.30 am at Lyme Regis golf Club Entry form email ingrid@lymebaydentistry.co.uk
Planning Lyme's Future
LymeForward and Lyme Regis Town Council want to hear your views on Economy in Lyme Regis. Help set priorities for the next 2-3 years 7pm The Guildhall
 Thomas Hardy: Three Tales on Wednesday
In Celebration of the Town Mill, Lyme Regis’ 10th Anniversary: Blue Hills presents three of Thomas Hardy's best-known short stories. With plenty of rousing and authentic Victorian country dancing, catchy folk tunes and some of Hardy's most famous poems set to an original score of haunting flute music, this promises to be an
unmissable evening's entertainment. 7.30 p.m. at the Town Mill Malthouse, Lyme Regis. Tickets are now available in the Town Mill Shop at £5 each.
Woodroffe School Open Day
9.30am - 12.30pm see www.woodroffe.dorset.sch.uk
 Coffee and meet the Group Leaders
Come along for coffee and a chat with friends old and new. Also an opportunity to meet some of the Group Leaders if you’re thinking of taking up a new interest. Marine Theatre, Lyme Regis. 10:00am-12:00 noon
CONVICTION (15) (1h 45m)
Hilary Swank, Sam Rockwell and Melissa Leo
A working mother puts herself through law school in an effort to represent her brother, who has been wrongfully convicted of murder and has exhausted his chances to appeal his conviction through public defenders.
10.30am, £3.25 including tea or coffee. Part of
the Regent Cinema's Autumn Silver Screen Season
 AUTUMN WILDLIFE AROUND LYME
David Cox gives an illustrated talk in the series Wildlife Through the Seasons – about birds, butterflies and mammals in the locality at this time of
year. 2.30pm
Lyme
Regis Museum
Jo Brand's Big Splash
Comedian, national treasure and RNLI supporter Jo Brand takes the plunge into all things water-related in her new series Jo Brand's Big Splash. The final episode sees Jo undertaking the same rigorous sea survival training that RNLI volunteer lifeboat crews undergo at the RNLI's
college in Poole. 9pm on Dave
Ensemble Amaranthos
Concerts in the West. Winners and finalists in the major early music competitions ensemble Amaranthos, a versatile period group trained at the Royal College of Music, regularly performs concerts throughout Europe. Tickets £12 7.15pm Marine Theatre
SOCIAL EVENING
Friends of Lyme Regis Museum invite everyone for a glass of wine and an overview of this
Year of Maritime Lyme.
5.30pm to 7pm
Lyme
Regis Museum
 Quiz night.
Raffle, bar, prizes for winners. Teams of up to six - £2 per person entry, (non-members welcome). 7.30pm start Lyme Regis Football Club, The Davey Fort Ground, Charmouth Road, DT7 3DU
The UK Pink Floyd
UK Pink Floyd is the most authentic Pink Floyd tribute act around. The show is a fantastic experience of superb sound quality and lights featuring state of the art visuals and videos, and includes The Dark Side of The Moon album played in its entirety, featuring the superb vocals of singer Jess Upton. Nine professional musicians came together to recreate the ultimate Pink Floyd show and first performed
about 15 years ago , at a sell out show at the Weymouth Pavilion. They are all really big fans of Pink Floyd, most of us having seen them at some point. Most of the UK Pink Floyd band members are West Country based. Singer Ricky Stevenson says: “It started out as something that we just all really wanted to do for fun, but the early shows were received so well by the audiences, so we thought why
not make a show out of it?" www.thoroughbredmusic.co.uk TICKETS: £12 Doors open 7.45 Performance 8.30pm Marine Theatre
 Sale of books and bric-a-brac
Amnesty International Lyme Regis Group: All proceeds in aid of Amnesty International’s support for prisoners of conscience the world over. 10am - 4pm Market Area, Marine Parade Shelters, Lyme Regis
Lyme Regis Res v Millwey Rise
(Perry Street League Division One, 2.30pm ko) - followed by the
live EPSN game
on the big screen. Lyme Regis Football Club, The Davey Fort Ground, Charmouth Road, DT7 3DU
Woodroffe School Reunion
Woodroffe School Hall from 7.30pm
 TheatreFriends Gift Fayre
An opportunity to buy early for Christmas, for family, friends or yourself! Entry £1.00 includes tea/coffee. 11am - 4pm Marine Theatre
Cream Teas
(and cakes) in aid of Next year's 'Lyme Life' Flower Festival. 2.30 - 5pm St Michaels Church Hall, Church Street
STALAG HAPPY
By Third Man Theatre Stalag Happy is the award winning play based on the true story of the artists Sir Terry Frost and Adrian Heath whilst interned in the WWII PoW Camp Stalag 383. Stalag Happy is a real-life tale of the human spirit’s ability to find art and beauty in the most terrible and unlikely of conditions. This
remarkable journey is portrayed through the use of sharp, comic, often touching dialogue - imaginative and inventive design - and a suitably nostalgic 1940s soundtrack. Devised and performed by Edward Elks and Dan Frost (Grandson of the late Sir Terry Frost). SPIRIT OF THE FRINGE AWARD, 2009 Tickets: £10 7.30pm Marine Theatre
Bar open, 7pm, Lyme Regis Football Club, The Davey Fort Ground, Charmouth Road, DT7 3DU
Uplyme WI
Uplyme Village Hall
TheatreFriends Quiz Night
Raising funds for the Theatre All are welcome Raffle and Prizes £2 7.30pm for 8 Marine Theatre
BRIGHTON ROCK (15) (1h 50m)
Sam Riley, Andrea Riseborough and Helen Mirren
An adaptation of Graham Greene's classic novel about a small-town hood who marries a waitress who witnessed him murdering a rival thug in order to keep her quiet. As his gang begins to doubt his abilities, the man becomes more desperate and violent. 10.30am, £3.25 including tea or coffee. Part of
the Regent Cinema's Autumn Silver Screen Season
Third Thursday Tea Dance
 Come along and enjoy a sociable afternoon of Ballroom and Latin dancing with Glenn Bayliss on the third Thursday of each month. £5 inc. Tea 2.30 - 4.30pm Marine Theatre
 Western Counties Print Folio critique. Last date for ‘Flora’ competition entries. Lyme Bay Photographic Club. 7.30pm Woodmead Hall
Half Term Woodroffe School
Pudding Party
Yummy Puddings, Sparkling Wine & Raffle for Exeter Leukaemia Fund Tickets £6 from the Salon, Charmouth
 Flesh and Bones
Bringing the bones of the Scelidosaurus back to life. Join Darrell Wakelam and the Warden Team at the Charmouth Heritage Coast Centre to make a life like model of the Charmouth Dinosaur. Free Event - Donations gratefully received. 10:30am -13:30pm or 1:30pm-4:00pm
Book your place info@charmouth.org see
Charmouth Heritage Coast Centre
Book sale
also DVDs; LPs & CDs 10.30 - 4pm Charmouth Village Hall
EXHIBITION OPENING PARTY - everyone welcome
Join in the opening celebration for ‘Maritime Memories of Old Lyme Regis’ in this year of Maritime Lyme. Exhibition is open every day 10am to 4pm until Sunday 30 October, free admission. 12noon at Lyme Regis Malthouse. Organised by
Lyme
Regis Museum
Lyme Regis v Ilminster Town Res
(Perry Street League Premier Division One, 2.30pm ko) - followed by the
live EPSN game
on the big screen. Lyme Regis Football Club, The Davey Fort Ground, Charmouth Road, DT7 3DU
Concert
Music and songs by local children and artists. In aid of Save the Children. 3pm - 5pm and 6.30 - 8pm Marine Parade Shelters
Slovenian Ladies Choir
Following the successful visit of the Slovenian Male Voice Choir last year, the ladies think they can do better.....! This year is the 30th anniversary of the founding of the choir. Currently the choir has 26 members who together have performed throughout Slovenia as
well as in neighbouring Croatia and Serbia. Under their musical director Darja Belic, the choir performs a wide repertoire including well known classical and modern pieces as well as Slovene folk songs of great beauty and distinction. The standard is remarkably high and this is a choir not to miss. Tickets Adults £10/8, Children £5 from Lyme Regis TIC on 01297 442138 7.30pm -
St. Michael's Parish Church, Lyme Regis.
Grand Annual Rotary Book Sale
100's of books. 100% of proceeds will go to Rotary charities. In the past four months the Rotary Club of Lyme Regis has given over £4500 to deserving charities of which £1500 has been donated to help young
people in Lyme and in Dorset. Come along to our Book Sale and help us raise more funds for these worthy causes. We promise you a good read at reasonable cost – now, where else can you get that sort of commitment nowadays? 10.00 am – 3.00pm at The Shelters, Marine Parade
Flesh and Bones
Bringing the bones of the Scelidosaurus back to life. Join Darrell Wakelam and the Warden Team at the Charmouth Heritage Coast Centre to make a life like model of the Charmouth Dinosaur. Free Event - Donations gratefully received. 10:30am-12:30pm or 1:30pm-4:00pm
Charmouth Heritage Coast Centre
Table Top Sale
come and grab a bargain.. 10am til 12.30 Woodmead Halls
Cream Teas
(and cakes) in aid of Next year's 'Lyme Life' Flower Festival. 2.30 - 5pm St Michaels Church Hall, Church Street
KNOW YOUR FOSSILS
A talk by the museum’s geologist Paddy Howe and marine biologist Chris Andrew with recently discovered fossils on display. Ask questions, handle fossils and bring your finds along for identification. 2.30pm
Lyme
Regis Museum
"The Marine Parade Shelters: Past, Present and Future"
by Simon Ratcliffe, Lyme Regis Town Council Deputy Town Clerk with David Gale, Chris Boothroyd and Stephen Wilkins. Lyme Regis Society in partnership with Lyme Regis Museum.
2.30pm Woodmead Hall
CBBC’s Live ‘n’ Deadly: Deadly Scene Investigation
 Live ‘n’ Deadly, CBBC’s wildlife and adventure show for kids, have presented Natural England with a mystery to solve. Join them for a nature trail with a twist and see if you can work out who’s eaten who. Suitable for 5-13 year olds; children must be accompanied by an adult.
Please dress appropriately for the weather. Cost: Free. 11.00 – 16.00, drop in any time, the trail takes approximately 1½ - 2hours and starts from Ware Cliffs Meadow - from Holmbush car park (£1.70 all day) in Lyme Regis, follow the signs from the rear of the car park along Pine Walk to the meadow. Post code
DT7 3EQ Grid Ref SY334919 . For more information contact Hannah Worthington on 07500 127 401 or Hannah.worthington@naturalengland.org.uk Information on the National Nature Reserve see:
Axmouth to Lyme Regis Undercliffs NNR page.
 Family evening 'Celebrating the Apple'
A family evening to celebrate The Apple, the first and foremost fruit of our cherished orchards, gardens and hedgerows. With over 2,300 varieties of apples grown in the British Isles, the evening will introduce you to new varieties, new tastes, and a host of ways to enjoy the apple. The evening will include:
APPLE PIE COMPETITION – Gill Mellors (head chef at River
Cottage) will judge the competition. Just bring along your favourite home-made pie.
Prize for the Apple Pie competition is DINNER FOR TWO At RIVER COTTAGE HQ at Park Farm;
MATCH THE JUICE TO THE APPLE with John Wood;
LONGEST APPLE PEEL – we’ll supply the apples, you bring your peeler;
APPLE COOKING DEMONSTRATION by Pam Corbin ......and lots more apple fun. Organised by Uplyme and Lyme Regis Horticultural Society, 7.30pm Uplyme Village Hall.
Info tel: 01297 444034
Soup and a Pud £5
...Kids Eat for Free... Bric a Brac, Childrens’ Toys, Cakes and Preserves. Hilary Sharp 01297 560639 11.00am - 3.00pm Charmouth Community Hall
Books & Cakes Table Top Sale
in aid of the Marine Theatre, Lyme Regis. 10am - 2pm The Shelters, Marine Parade, Lyme Regis
THE LINCOLN LAWYER (15) (2hr 00m)
Matthew McConaughey, Marisa Tomei and Ryan Phillippe
A sleazy defense attorney has a crisis of conscience when he represents a wealthy client who has a foolproof plan to beat the system. 10.30am, £3.25 including tea or coffee. Part of
the Regent Cinema's Autumn Silver Screen Season
Family Quiz night
A fun quiz night with prizes for the winning team, and a raffle by Lyme Bay Photographic Club. Teams of up to 6 people, although don't worry if you don't have a team of 6, because we will sort that out on the night, £2 per person entry. 7.30 pm start. The Pilot Boat, in the Inn Plaice.
Jazz Concert by the Sunset Cafe Stompers
in aid of the Royal British Legion women's Section. Tickets £9 from Uplyme Stores 443288. 8pm Uplyme Village Hall
HELP Charmouth Library at HALLOWE'EN
Have a good time while giving your views on the future of Charmouth library - volunteer, join the Friends. 3.30-4.30 Have your say even if you don't want to attend the later event. 4.30-6.00 Children's and Parents' time - snacks, games, fancy dress fun 7.00-10.00 - Adult time - buffet supper, bar, entertainment Tickets from Fortnam, Smith & Banwell or Hazel at
hazelrosery@aol.com 01297
561214. Village Hall, Wesley Close, Charmouth
Pipe Up
on Lyme's famous Skrabl organ. Open to all young musicians between 10 and 20 with some keyboard/piano experience. Demonstrated/supervised by organists Richard Godfrey and Robert Fielding. Free - financed by the Tindall Trust. Contact rcfielding@googlemail.com or 07879 443060 see Pipe Up
FREE FAMILY FUN DAY
Make and take your own driftwood boat, with artist Alison Bowskill. Driftwood provided. Drop in any time FREE. 11am to 3.00pm
Lyme
Regis Museum
Lyme Regis Res v Norton Athletic
(Perry Street League Division One, 2.30pm ko) - followed by the
live EPSN game
on the big screen.
Lyme Regis Football Club, The Davey Fort Ground, Charmouth Road, DT7 3DU
1940's Evening
Step back into the 1940's for an historical evening with Lyme Regis Operatic Society. Dancing, Raffle, Singalong, Pathe News Reels. Bring your own Tipple. Entertainment by Wessex Star Entertainment Co. £8 7.30 - 10pm Uplyme Village Hall. Tickets and info 443382, 33903, 442134
Cream Teas
(and cakes) in aid of Next year's 'Lyme Life' Flower Festival. 2.30 - 5pm St Michaels Church Hall, Church Street
The Osiligi Maasai Warriors
Incredible music, mesmerising singing, fascinating dancing: Experience and enjoy the culture of the famous Maasai. http://www.osiligiwarriors.co.uk Tickets: £10/£7 6pm
Marine Theatre
Boden Shopping Event
(exclusive offers) – free tea/coffee on arrival. Fairwater Head Hotel, Hawkchurch,
Near Axminster, Devon, EX13 5TX. www.fairwaterheadhotel.co.uk
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Exhibitions |
‘Maritime Memories of Old Lyme Regis’ |
For the Year of Maritime Lyme (2011), Lyme Regis Museum organised a
special local history exhibition at the Town Mill Malthouse. Entitled ‘Maritime Memories’, it will bring together a wide variety of historic material relating to Lyme’s maritime past. Anyone interested in the town’s social history, the sea, and boats of all kinds will find something fascinating in the exhibition.
The centrepiece of the exhibition was two historic Dorset fishing boats called lerrets, which will be exhibited along with their stories, archive photographs and oral history recordings of the fishing families who made their living from these boats. One of the lerrets on display is the last remaining seaworthy historic vessel ‘Vera’ and the other is the new lerret ‘Littlesea’, built by eye
by local boatbuilder Gail McGarva with the assistance of local boatbuilder Roy Gollop.
Also included in the exhibition was historical material relating to the RNLI in Lyme Regis, featuring many archive photographs. There will also be the story of the RAF boats that were stationed at Lyme, including scale models. Museum local
historians Ken Gollop and Graham Davies have also made a selection of the fascinating historic images from the museum’s photographic archives.
Exhibition at the Lyme Regis Malthouse,
For more information about the museum visit
Lyme
Regis Museum
For more information about the lerret visit.
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SILVER SCREEN
at the Regent Cinema |
Autumn Season:
Thursdays
10.30am, The Regent Cinema, £3.25 including tea or coffee. Open to all. See relevant dates for synopsis |
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FOSSIL HUNTING WALKS |
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 Get Fossiling on the Jurassic Coast! Join one of Lyme Regis Museum’s famous fossil walks along this
historic stretch of Dorset coast with Geologist Paddy Howe and Marine Biologist Chris Andrew. Some families return time and again to search with Paddy and Chris among the sand and rocks for fossils that have been washed down onto the beach after 190 million years. For adults and children alike, it’s an unforgettable experience.
Your fossil walk ticket gives you FREE access to the museum where you will be able to see displays of rare fossils, learn all about Mary Anning, the famous early palaeontologist who once lived on the site of the museum and much more. Cost: £10 adults, children and students £5.
October
• Monday 1 October 2012 11.15
• Tuesday 2 October 2012 11.45
• Wednesday 3 October 2012 12.15
• Thursday 4 October 2012 12.45
• Sunday 14 October 2012 09.30
• Monday 15 October 2012 10.15
• Tuesday 16 October 2012 11.00
• Wednesday 17 October 2012 11.45
• Thursday 18 October 2012 12.30
• Friday 19 October 2012 13.15
• Saturday 27 October 2012 09.00
• Sunday 28 October 2012 09.00
• Monday 29 October 2012 09.15
• Tuesday 30 October 2012 09.45
• Wednesday 31 October 2012 10.15
Each walk is limited to 15 people per guide. Start times for walks vary according to the tides and take about three hours. Walks can fill up quickly on the day so before traveling any great distance please contact the museum and book a place: telephone 01297 443370 or email
walks@lymeregismuseum.co.uk
or call into Lyme Regis Museum shop on Bridge Street
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MARY ANNING WALKS |
 Explore the paths and streets of Old Lyme as Mary knew them with expert guide Natalie Manifold.
Walks talk around 1½ hours.
booking advisable for walks: telephone: 01297 443370
email info@lymeregismuseum.co.uk
or call in at
Lyme
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Enchanted Floodlight Gardens |
 Candle-lit pathways through enchanted glades, magical lighting
Christmas Shopping and great food
Abbotsbury Subtropical Gardens |
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Lyme Regis and Barfleur Twinning Association
Discover more about future plans and 'entente cordiale' with our new twin town Barfleur, Normandy.
For more information see: newsletter and membership form or email townclerk@lymeregistowncouncil.gov.uk |
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