A visit to the Cutty Sark

Mon, Feb 18th 2013 at 12:00 am- Tue, Jun 18th 2013 - 12:00 am

A report on Rotary visit to the Cutty Sark and the Palace of Westminster

A visit to the Cutty Sark - The Cutty Sark.

A visit to the Cutty Sark - Party leader John.

A visit to the Cutty Sark - Members of the party

A visit to the Cutty Sark - John,Carol,Ann and John D.

A visit to the Cutty Sark - Tower bridge

A visit to the Cutty Sark - The quay side 1870

A visit to the Cutty Sark - The importance of sheep and wool to Australia.

A visit to the Cutty Sark - Its copper bottom.

A visit to the Cutty Sark - Eagle comic and a Cutty Sark model(John)

A visit to the Cutty Sark - Ship's figures

A visit to the Cutty Sark - A drink in the pub and a sandwich.

A visit to the Cutty Sark - Did we leave any one up the rigging!

A visit to the Cutty Sark - John and his special badge.

A visit to the Cutty Sark - Palace of Westminster.

A visit to the Cutty Sark - Trying to keep warm!

A visit to the Cutty Sark - A view of the river.

A visit to the Cutty Sark - Trouble with a zip!

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A VISIT TO THE CUTTY SARK AND THE PALACE OF WESTMINSTER.

Rotarian John Clark organised a visit to the Cutty Sark at Greenwich and the Palace of Westminster (the latter was courtesy of Martin Vickers M.P.) for Friday 15th February.

The party numbered 36 and included partners.Some chose to travel the day before whilst others went down to London on the Friday morning. President Mike decided to travel down by car but unfortunately it broke down on the A1 and so was unable to participate in the visit.

We assembled at the Embankment Pier before boarding the

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