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greasley miners welfare bowls club - summer 2021 by John Armstrong local couple publish book of country walks by NG Magazines Amidst all the chaos of the past year we are able to resume outdoor bowls . Complying with all the Covid rules and the government roadmap has meant a stuttering start for many clubs with rules changing at each stage. For many senior players the vaccine programme has bought much relief, but we must always remain mindful of the safety rules. The club has experienced a surge in recruitment as other summer holiday pursuits have been curtailed and we hope this leads to a resurgence of our sport. We certainly all need to get out and enjoy the outdoors. With a full league programme and county competitions to fulfil, all we now need is help from the British weather! Coronation Park green is open again daily from 12 noon to 7pm and car parking is available. Anyone wishing to take up the game please contact our secretary. Details can be found on our website c/o: www.hugofox.co.uk A local retired couple have used lockdown to publish a new walking book celebrating a world famous author’s love of the countryside. Martin and Chris Perry, who have lived in Watnall for 42 years, were inspired by Eastwood’s D H Lawrence. The book, entitled ‘D H Lawrence Country - 10 Circular Walks’ encourages readers to explore the area where Lawrence grew up and compare the scenery to how it would have looked when Lawrence was alive. All of the walks are centred around famous landmarks referred to in Lawrence’s books including: Cossall (Cossethay in The Rainbow) Brinsley Colliery (Beggarlee in Sons and Lovers) Haggs Farm (Miriams Farm in Sons and Lovers) Martin said; “We’ve concentrated on the beautiful countryside, the ‘country of his heart’. We’ve included a map of how it would have looked when D H Lawrence was alive.” Martin added; “We are not being paid any royalties whatsoever. We hold these walks very dearly and just want to share them with as many people as possible.” The book is available from Amazon either as a paperback or a download. 32 Please mention ngmagazines when responding to adverts
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greasley miners welfare<br />
bowls club - summer <strong>2021</strong><br />
by John Armstrong<br />
local couple publish book<br />
of country walks<br />
by NG Magazines<br />
Amidst all the chaos of the past year we are able to<br />
resume outdoor bowls .<br />
Complying with all the Covid rules and the<br />
government roadmap has meant a stuttering start<br />
for many clubs with rules changing at each stage.<br />
For many senior players the vaccine programme<br />
has bought much relief, but we must always remain<br />
mindful of the safety rules.<br />
The club has experienced a surge in recruitment as<br />
other summer holiday pursuits have been curtailed<br />
and we hope this leads to a resurgence of our<br />
sport. We certainly all need to get out and enjoy the<br />
outdoors.<br />
With a full league programme and county<br />
competitions to fulfil, all we now need is help from<br />
the British weather!<br />
Coronation Park green is open again daily from 12<br />
noon to 7pm and car parking is available.<br />
Anyone wishing to take up the game please contact<br />
our secretary. Details can be found on our website<br />
c/o: www.hugofox.co.uk<br />
A local retired couple have used lockdown to<br />
publish a new walking book celebrating a world<br />
famous author’s love of the countryside.<br />
Martin and Chris Perry, who have lived in Watnall for<br />
42 years, were inspired by Eastwood’s D H Lawrence.<br />
The book, entitled ‘D H Lawrence Country - 10<br />
Circular Walks’ encourages readers to explore the<br />
area where Lawrence grew up and compare the<br />
scenery to how it would have looked when Lawrence<br />
was alive. All of the walks are centred around famous<br />
landmarks referred to in Lawrence’s books including:<br />
Cossall (Cossethay in The Rainbow)<br />
Brinsley Colliery (Beggarlee in Sons and Lovers)<br />
Haggs Farm (Miriams Farm in Sons and Lovers)<br />
Martin said; “We’ve concentrated on the beautiful<br />
countryside, the ‘country of his heart’. We’ve included<br />
a map of how it would have looked when D H<br />
Lawrence was alive.”<br />
Martin added; “We are not being paid any royalties<br />
whatsoever. We hold these walks very dearly and just<br />
want to share them with as many people as possible.”<br />
The book is available from Amazon either as a<br />
paperback or a download.<br />
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