This is actually Version 4 of my blog.
Enjoy!
There are some series of posts that go together. You can access them directly with the links below.
This evening a small group of Blood Bikers went to visit Royal Denbigh Lodge for their Installation. Royal Denbigh meet at the Denbigh Masonic Hall, so it was a nice change to go visit there. This was my first visit of the year, and what a visit it...
This morning Nev, Hugh, and myself popped along to Farfield Hall to meet up with some representatives from North Wales Freemasons Group 6, who had raised £400 for Blood Bikes Wales from their recent very successful Bavarian Night. Thank you to...
Halloween is one of the oldest surviving holidays, its origins going back thousands of years. Hundreds of years ago in what is now Great Britain and Northern France, lived the Celts (A friendly bunch of People). The Celts were Nature Worshippers,...
Today is “Ada Lovelace Day“. It is an international day of blogging (videologging, podcasting, comic drawing etc.!) to draw attention to the achievements of women in technology and science. Women’s contributions often go unacknowledged, their...
Today it was the Provincial Chapter & Craft AGM at Venue Cymru Llandudno. Since this year I am Active Chapter Officer I had to be there early for the last minute rehearsals. This meant I had to get up at super silly o’clock to make sure I was...
This morning I popped along with some other members of Blood Bikes Wales to Sam's Cafe to collect the money raised at their Blood Bikes Wales charity day. While there they were given an additional £35 bringing this years total raised to £690. This...
On my way home from work I stopped off at the local Co-Op for a loaf of bread. As I was leaving the store I spotted one of those people who like to hang out with clipboards and hassle ordinary folk as they try and go about their daily lives. My...
Today was the meeting of Clwyd College of The Societas Rosicruciana in Anglia (S.R.I.A.). This meeting was again up by the coast, but this time it was at Lady Augusta Hall in Mostyn. What more can you ask for, a trip to the seaside and a Masonic...
The Masonic year tends to run from September until June, with July and August being our summer break. There are of course exceptions to every rule, and we do have the occasional summer meeting, but the majority runs from September-June. This coming...
Four score and seven years ago, or in 1776 We decided that the young country of America had become old enough to trust not to run out in front of traffic, or try and play with dangerous animals and as such we took the reins off. There comes a time...