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Following the passing of George Jones in 2009 the idea was floated of having a memorial trip on the Bluebell Line in 2010. A number of us made our way to Sheffield Park to celebrate George\'s long involvement over many years with the railway. Tony Sullivan a longstanding friend of George and a member of the Preservation Trust very kindly spent the day with us and acting as our guide.
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ROSA and Reedham supporters joined together for The Reedham Trust’s Millennium Dinner at the Braithwaite Hall, Croydon on 13th May 2000.
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Here you will find a selection of photos from the Isle of Wight trip back in 2004.
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Remember when back in 2005 we went on an outing to Littlehampton to rekindle memories of the trips with the Guild of the Nineteen Lubricators?
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ROSA returned to Salisbury and the Red Lion in 2006 for the last of our visits to the town.
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ROSA returned to Salisbury and the Red Lion in 2005. Check out two of our oldest members, Frank Burleton and Walter Bass; friends since their time together in the Infants.
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Salisbury is a beautiful place to visit, with its medieval streets and places of interest too. You can visit the Cathedral, many Museums, some Castles, the Wilton Carpet Factory and Shopping Village and also Longleat and Stonehenge, which are nearby too. Lunch was taken at The Red Lion, which is possibly the longest running purpose built hotel in the country, and was built over 750 yrs ago to house the draughtsmen working on the nearby Cathedral.
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