Pictures

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We invite members to submit their pictures for publication on this page.

They can be of your group's activities or of local scenes. We will also publish pictures of other subjects that might be of interest.

The first three show Weston-super-Mare in different moods. The first one, taken by Peter Watson is of the land train that takes holiday makers and others along the front in the summer months, and the next two, by Graham Max, are of Weston front at a time when not many people are strolling along it.

Send your pictures by e-mail, preferably in jpg format, to web.wsm.u3a@gmail.com

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A couple of pictures taken at the Information Day held on 4th September 2008

Keith Anderson presented another of his Celebration of Words and Wit events at the Town Hall on the 16th May, including the annual Speaking Contest. There follows a picture of the proud winners displaying their trophies.

From left to right 1st Mike Barclay 2nd Bill Hudson 3rd Margaret Sherring

The following picture was taken by Gordon Grice at the Somerset Levels. Although not a member of Weston U3A Gordon has provided invaluable help in the setting up and running of this web site.

Graham Max, whose technical expertise is a tremendous asset to our Computer Group, is also an extremely accomplished photographer. He is mainly interested in taking portraits (and these can include those of animals and flowers as well as people) that use a variety of photographic styles to depict different aspects of a subject's personality. The following three examples illustrate this perfectly. They are of Cheryl, a beautiful girl, beautifully photographed.

And a few more of Graham's pictures

Computer Group members John and Sylvia Moore are intrepid travelers whose recent expeditions have taken them to spots as divergent as Greenland and the Great Barrier Reef. Their last voyage was a cruise round the coast of South America with a foray into the Falkland Islands and Antarctica. As a proof, they have sent us the following three pictures.

Another member of our group who is a dab hand at photography is Alan Wickham. Here are a few of his efforts








The following picture of the Walking Group taken on one of their recent expeditions has been sent to us by John Derrick. We expect to receive another picture of the group walking on water in the near future.

The Computer Group, January 2006