Showing posts with label museum. Show all posts
Showing posts with label museum. Show all posts
12 Apr 2018
10 Apr 2018
Museum visit - NOT amateur radio
It is funny, but our grandchildren seem to love museums! Today we had to revisit the small (free) museum at Mildenhall, Suffolk. We also had a request to visit the church there again.
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mildenhall,
museum
2 Apr 2018
Now open - NOT amateur radio
Our local museum and windmill reopened yesterday until the end of October. It is very good place to visit and one of the best local museums in the UK, and we live next door! This was the view from our lounge earlier today.
See http://www.burwellmuseum.org.uk/
See http://www.burwellmuseum.org.uk/
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museum
13 Jun 2017
Old charabang - NOT amateur radio
We had some visitors who arrived at our local museum in this old coach. This is it parked outside the windmill.
The word charabanc is from French 'char-bancs', meaning a carriage with benches, so I read.
Our home is on the left in the picture.
The word charabanc is from French 'char-bancs', meaning a carriage with benches, so I read.
Our home is on the left in the picture.
16 Apr 2017
Windmill - NOT amateur radio
Our local windmill and museum opened today, for the first time this year, with an Easter egg hunt. It was busy. It now opens Thursdays, Sundays and Bank Holidays until late October. The windmill is literally "over the garden wall". This photo was taken from our lounge.
7 Feb 2017
Local museum kiosk - NOT amateur radio
As I mentioned yesterday, the local museum and windmill next door had a new entrance kiosk erected yesterday. It has still to be fitted out inside, but they made good progress building it. It was all done within a day.
14 Aug 2016
Railways in Burwell - NOT amateur radio
Our local village museum has an exhibition about railways in and around Burwell.
Passenger traffic ended in the early 1960s but freight traffic limped
on for a few more years. They also had a video of the branch line to
Mildenhall from Cambridge. If local, worth a visit.
22 May 2016
Dad's Army Van - NOT amateur radio
Our local village museum held a "Classic Car" day today. Among the exhibits was the original Jones the butcher van used in the filming of "Dad's Army" back in the late 1960s and 1970s. This was a classic comedy about the Home Guard. It is still funny even now. Also at the museum was G6ALB (Andrew) and his wife, his father-in-law and Andrew's boys.
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"dads army",
museum
21 Apr 2016
Railway Talk - NOT amateur radio
Just been to an excellent talk at Burwell Museum on "Railways in Burwell" by
Steve Crane. It was well attended.
More talks - see the Museum's website at http://www.burwellmuseum.org.uk/ .
More talks - see the Museum's website at http://www.burwellmuseum.org.uk/ .
28 Mar 2016
Windmill and Museum Open - NOT amateur radio
As it is a bank holiday here in the UK, our local museum and windmill in Burwell, Cambs are open. It is a very fine museum and windmill.
There is an Easter Egg Hunt for the little ones, but there is loads here always to interest youngsters. Our grandchildren love it.
We can see the windmill and museum from our kitchen and lounge. Ours is the bungalow on the left in the photo. As you can see, we are very close!
See www.burwellmuseum.org.uk .
There is an Easter Egg Hunt for the little ones, but there is loads here always to interest youngsters. Our grandchildren love it.
We can see the windmill and museum from our kitchen and lounge. Ours is the bungalow on the left in the photo. As you can see, we are very close!
See www.burwellmuseum.org.uk .
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