Following the decision taken last night to join with the Senior Club for a visit to the Norman Lockyer Observatory in March 2013 you may like to put a date in your diary.
The visit will be on Thursday March 14th, so our meeting for the first Thursday of the month will be out back by one week. This means that the business meeting will be in the third Thursday as normal. Hurrah says Dave!
The start time is 7.30 sharp as we will be part if a large group having a tour and talk. Doors will be open from 7pm so please try to get there is good time. If you have no alternative but to be a little late, due to work commitments etc., please let me know. Friends, prospective members?, and family welcome.
Further details will follow once I have heard back from Michael Dodds.
Amanda
Further details now available see Rotary Club of Crewkerne website.
PS
Details of the observatory can be found on their website.
http://www.normanlockyer.com/
Address:
Norman Lockyer Observatory,
Salcombe Hill Road,
Sidmouth, Devon, EX10 0NY, England The Observatory is about 2 km east of Sidmouth and 0.5 km from the
coast. It is on the north side of Salcombe Hill Road which runs between the town and Trow Farm, where it
joins the east-west A3052.
At Sidford there is a junction with traffic lights where the north-south A375 crosses the east-west A3052. Travelling east from
this junction, crossing the River Sid and starting to climb Trow Hill, one comes to Stevens Cross. Turn right here, going along
Sid Road through Fortescue, and after 2km turn left up Salcombe Hill towards the Observatory.
The NLO can also be approached from the east by the unclassified road (narrow in places, signed 'Salcombe Regis 1')
which leaves the A3052 at Trow Farm.
To find us using Sat Nav enter the postcode EX10 0NY