It’s been fantastic weather this summer, those sunhats have never had so much wear for a long, long time!

But no doubt come October we shall be comparing how many layers we are wearing nicely moaning about the chillier weather as we scrabble into the depth of the drawer to find those gloves. Just like the weather the Charabanc outings change, no longer gardens and outdoor visits but venues that are often covered and inside.  Who wants to walk round gardens as the plants die back and hunker below ground?

So October we are off to BURY  Friday 23^rd October.

Not only does Bury have a world-famous market with over 350 indoor and outdoor stalls and cafes, famously seen on both Rick Stein and Mary Berry’ cookery programmes.  Black pudding is renowned from this market. Bury has a lot more to offer all within easy walking distance of where we will get off the coach. For those who love churches and for the music lovers Bury Parish Church is well worth a visit with its Lunchtime Concert 12.30. The Bury Art Museum and Sculpture Centre with its bronze statue of Victoria Wood, a Bury lass, has so much to see and discover. The Fusilier Museum tells the story of the Lancashire Fusiliers Regiment through fascinating displays. Just in case you want to squeeze a bit more shopping in the coach stops virtually by the Mill gate Shopping Centre. But Bury has a lot more to offer as well as shopping. A day where you decide what you would like to do.

£13 which includes the coach travel and driver’s tip.

It will be an excellent day out as Bury has so much to offer to you.

Trish

FULLY BOOKED