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Category: Mailpoet – Newsletter Weekly (Comms Officer only)
History Talk – Tuesday 9 April
‘How I won the War for Britain‘ by Gary Johnson Learn how Juan Garcia a chicken farmer from Barcelona: A fascinating true story not to be missed! Entrance fee 2€ to cover cost of room hire. Arrive for a prompt start at 11am. Any queries to Allison O’Brien history@u3ajavea.com
Another big turn out for the Quiz Night
41 eager quizzers enjoyed the second U3A Quiz Night of 2024. This time the Quiz Masters were Peter and Gill Atkinson who certainly challenged us with a wide variety of questions and brain teasers. Seemingly, no questions were too tough for two of the seven teams who both achieved a very high score of 89.…
Visit to Ciudad Patricia – 22 April
STOP PRESS – Places still available We advertised for expressions of interest for a visit to this retirement centre near Benidorm last week and there was a problem with the email address not working for some people which meant we decided there was not enough interest. Apologies ! However we now know there are sufficient…
U3A Javea Social Event – Wednesday 27 March
There’s still time to book For our monthly meeting in March we invite all members to a Social event at the Pinosol Hotel, Courtyard Restaurant from 12pm to 2pm. Come along to meet other members for a chat and enjoy some ‘tapas’ and a glass of wine, beer or a soft drink for 5€ per…
The “Dirty Pond” and glorious views of the Montgo
The Walking Group enjoyed fantastic weather again as Group Leader Ally took 25 explorers up into the hills behind Gata de Gorgos. This was a new walk and got the “thumbs up” from all who went.
The “Softies” strike out
It was a keen group of ten riders who met at the usual starting point: The Hotel Parador. The route took our intrepid team along the road through the Campo and then climbing up into the hills in the direction of Cansalades. Everyone coped really well with the inclines even if it occasionally meant getting…