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Twenty-seven brothers, family and friends of Accrington Circle recently enjoyed an autumn
coach trip to the Cotswolds.
The trip was expertly organised by Mike and
Barbara Neild.
On the journey down a stop was made at Baddesley Clinton, a
moated manor house maintained by the National Trust, before arriving at their
hotel in Stratford-upon-Avon. After a free morning the next afternoon was spent
cruising the River Avon whilst enjoying a cream tea. The evening was spent at
the famous Pudding Club at the Three Ways House Hotel in Mickleton.
All the
party sampled the five puddings available and then voted on the best one of the
evening.
The next day consisted of a tour of several Cotswold villages
including Burford, Bourton-on-the-Water and Broadway. On the journey home a
diversion was made to the city of Worcester allowing the party to spend some
time in the cathedral or walking the banks of the River Severn.
The photograph shows the party in Broadway.
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The Catenian Association is an international body of proudly Catholic laymen and permanent deacons who meet at least once a month in local groups called Circles, to enjoy each other's company and thereby strengthen their family life through friendship, faith and fun! It is open to practising Catholic laymen from the age of 18 years. Many of the Circles’ activities involve the members’ wives and families.
Tuesday, 27 October 2015
Accrington Circle visit the Cotswolds
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