
So you’ve paid your 5 pounds to join the society, now lets make it worth it! For our very first trip, we’re teaming up with the Linguistic Society and we’re going to:
BEAMISH LIVING MUSEUM!!
Saturday 24th October, 12pm (returning at about 6pm)
Price (including transport and entrance fees):£12.66
Beamish is a ‘living museum’ in County Durham, and it’s set up as a town, a farm, a mine and various other buildings, all of which you can look round and talk to people who ‘live’ and ‘work’ there (if you want). It’s fun, and in the town alone you can buy old-fashioned sweets, watch cinder toffee being made, have a drink in a traditional pub, see typesetting in a newspaper printer’s, handle cash in the bank, honk a klaxon in the garage and much more. Then there’s a fairground for the kids, a farm (with animals), you can go down the coal mine, see a manor house and explore the site. There are trams to take you from one area to another. The website is http://www.beamish.org.uk/Home.aspx if you want more info.
Please reply to Shamala (rsham277@gmail.com) BEFORE TUESDAY, 20th OCTOBER, 10PM if you would like to go. This will be a fantastic day out and an opportunity you shouldn’t miss!!! Tell all your friends and bring them along.

















