Herald - Issue 464

Page 14 • The HERALD • 3rd October 2024 v READ THE HERALD ONLINE: www.herald-publishing.co.uk v Internal & External Decorating Wallpapering & Dustless Sanding FULLY INSURED PROFESSIONAL PAINTER & DECORATOR MARK 1 PROPERTY MAINTENANCE All aspects of Plastering & General Decorating Covered Free Quotations Fully Insured Mobile 07941 255335 Phone: 023 8089 8324 parkesij@yahoo.co.uk www.ijs4plastering.co.uk New Forest Scaffolding All aspects of scaffolding undertaken • Extensions • Chimneys • Re-Roofing • New Builds etc For a friendly, local, reliable service and a free quotation Telephone: 07734 476855 www.newforestscaffolding.co.uk Full Liability Insurance Lychette Cottage, Roughdown, Blackfield SO45 1XG SOLENT SKIP HIRE LTD FOR ALL YOUR COMMERCIAL AND DOMESTIC WASTE MINI ~ MIDI ~ MAXI SKIPS ALSO CUBIC YARD BAGS OWN BAG COLLECTION AVAILABLE 023 8066 0123 01590 619700 • 01962 588288 Email: office@solentskiphire.co.uk e Big Langley Garage Sale is taking place on Saturday 19th October 10am to 4pm. Unlike going to a car boot sale, where every car is charged a fee for a selling pitch, Langley Garage Sale is completely free. All the money you collect for the items you sell, is yours. erefore, it is a great opportunity to have a clear out prior to winter. e concept of ‘ e Big Langley Garage Sale’ is simple: neighbours in Langley simultaneously hold garage sales on Saturday 19th October from 10am to 4pm. e Langley Hub will produce a map showing the location of all the Garages participating in the Garage Sale. Potential buyers, from the wider community on e Waterside, are invited to download the map and try to visit as many garage sales as they can in one day. e Big Langley Garage Sale map will be available to download, from the website, from 17th October. We hope that lots of Langley residents will want to join us, but you will be warmly welcomed wherever you live. We are a friendly bunch! For more information please see our website’s events page – www.langleyhub.co.uk or email: Langleyhubnewforest@gmail.com The Big Langley Garage Sale from Langley Hub A Narrowboat Load of Fun for the Waterside Gateway Club from Waterside Gateway Club e Waterside Gateway Club had a wonderful day out on the Basingstoke Canal, Odiham on Saturday 7th September. We were welcomed aboard the ‘Waterside Coach’ by our good friend and driver for the day Howard. Everyone was excited and eagerly looking forward to a great day out with friends. ankfully it wasn’t raining, so we were able to enjoy our picnics sitting on the green by the side of the canal; sandwiches, sausage rolls, strawberries, cakes and treats being swapped and shared amongst friends. We had two narrowboats, e John Pinkerton 11 and Dawn. As soon as the canal boat men had got us aboard and settled, they gave us a brief history of the canal and we were soon sailing along the tranquil stretch of water enjoying refreshments and the odd glass of wine. We sailed along up to the ruins of Odiham Castle, locally known as ‘King John’s Castle’ which was a frequent stopping point for Norman Kings built around 1200. We were able to go out onto the front of the narrowboats and take videos and photos of the lush vegetation growing along the canal banks and tow path. Herons, Mallards, Swans and Dragon ies are regularly seen along the canal, and some of us were lucky enough to spot a few of them, and we were keeping our eyes peeled for a glimpse of a Kingfisher that sometimes appears as a ash of blue ying ahead of the boats. Although we headed o to ‘Newlands Farm Shop’ Café where we were made really welcome and tucked into a delicious cream tea. Everyone had a brilliant day and we want to say a huge thank you to the committee of the ‘Waterside Community Fund’ and also to Malcolm Wade for making this enjoyable day out possible. THANK YOU! Waterside Gateway Club enjoying a wonderful day out on the Basingstoke Canal didn’t see any sh, we did come across several people in kayaks and canoes along the canal, and we gave them ‘high ves’; as they paddled alongside us! A er our pleasant, enjoyable experience on the narrow boats, we thanked the friendly volunteers and crew and Print & Stitch Monday 7th October, create a decorative piece of work of your own design at Lepe Country Park, combining contact/nature printing, lino stamps, frottage, Indian ink drawing and stitch on to a material base. Material, thread, stamps, and ink will be provided (non-washable ink). Take your own needles and embroidery hoops if desired. is is a bookable event, please contact visitor services on: lepe.enquiries@hants.gov.uk or call 023 8089 9108. £7.50 per session and usual parking charges apply.

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