Second electric boat upstream to Hemingford. Boat now full. Website
Cost: £12/head
Contact: Mark Hudson

Annual trip to see the Bluebells at Lady Wood. Website
Contact: Gary Dean

The plan looks something like this:
1) Meet at the front of St Mary’s Great Church on King’s Parade at 7pm
2) Market square and Rose Crescent
3) Trinity Lane, including Queens Gate views of Trinity Great Court (need to check what time they close the gates)
4) Garret Hostel Lane and bridge (views of river and colleges)
5) Backs (timing should be good for golden hour)
6) Silver Street and Mill area
7) Little St Mary’s Lane and Peterhouse area (small lanes)
8) Trumpington Street
9) Kings Parade and Corpus Clock
10) The Eagle (9 ish)

Contact Tim Norman or Mark Andreson

Meet up for drinks and a chat at the Golden Lion Hotel. Website

Challenge to find and photograph 30 items from a list in St Ives.
Afterwards at the Golden Lion Hotel for a drink and judging.
Contact: Ian Montgomery.

Photograph Godmanchester and its historic buildings with a history talk by Karen. Website
Contact: Karen Laws

Walk around the secluded island overlloking St Ives and the meadows. Website
Contact: Chris Coakley

Walk through Huntingdon to photograph the historic buildings. Website
Contact: Karen Laws

First electric boat upstream to Hemingford. Boat now full. Website
Cost: £12/head
Contact: Mark Hudson

Cathedral photography, street photography and you will go down to the picturesque banks of the Great Ouse. The cathedral ask you to pay an admission fee £9 for each adult reduced to £6 for those old enough for concessionary rates, which helps them meet the £6000 daily upkeep costs of the building, Still photography is free of charge. There is a £2 charge for using a tripod or video filming within the cathedral.
Obviously you need to make your own way there and parking is free in the Ely City car parks.
Contact: Karen Laws and Debbie Hall