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WALKING; ITS GOOD FOR YOU...........My grandpa started walking five miles a day when he was 60. Now he's 97 and we have no idea where he is.................I have to walk early in the morning before my brain figures what I'm doing......................The advantage of exercising every day is so when you pass away they'll say "Well, he looks good doesn't he?"...............We all get heavier as we get older, because there's a lot more information in our heads. That's my story and I'm sticking to it.................

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Millennium Garden - Two Magpies - One Mirror - Loads of Fun
 
Filmed at 2pm on 27th May 2009 - they were still at it at 6pm.
Watch one magpie walk round the back of the mirror to find his 'mate'


Millennium Garden, Shurdington Social Centre
NEW SECURE FENCING
Erected February 2009
by Forrester Landscaping
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SHURDINGTON PLAYGROUP
(see their poster)

This single photograph, recently sent to me by Sue Gardiner of Church Lane farm,
really epitomises the success of our local Playgroup.
Playgroup visited the farm in Church Lane on 18th November. They were able to have close contact
with the sheep and ponies and also tractor, digger and quad bike.
It does appear by their faces that they all had a wonderful time.
Sue says many thanks to Naomi, Sally and Sam, Playgroup Leaders, who did a wonderful job.



Halloween 2008 - A few memories of this year's village party.


Some old photos of Shurdington kindly lent to me by Margaret Williams
(Click on photo for a large picture)

A.46 facing West by Church Lane The Bell inn Public House - C1894 A.46 facing East - note Cedar tree
Church Lane is on the right by he children, and Yes! there was a third pub just there, called The King's Head (thanks to Kevin Stubbs for the info.) Not sure of the date and who the family is. Anyone can throw any light on the photo? Looking down towards Cheltenham from the Cheeserollers side. Note the Cedar tree on the left which is by Church Lane.

TEWKESBURY BOROUGH
PLAY RANGERS

Thursdays after school
On the Village Green
4pm to 6pm
Aimed at 8 to 16 year olds
Under 8's accompanied by an adult.


CHURCH FARM, CHURCH LANE, SHURDINGTON.
Pete Stamford a local resident from Marsh Terrace discovered an old copy of the Echo
tucked away in his potting shed!!
I received this cutting from Sue Gardner at the Church Farm on 10th July 08 and
thought it would bring some memories to some of the residents who have lived in
Shurdington for many years.
Can anyone shed any light on the artist G A Cox? He was a 19th Century
Illustrator. How did he happen to be in Shurdington? If anyone has any ideas please
e-mail me - address is below.


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