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Dear all
Invicta Arachnid Clubs next meeting is Wednesday 24th February
8-10.30pm
The Club meets at Bobbing village hall, Sheppey way, Sittingbourne, Kent ME9 8PL ( Just off Jcn 5 of the M2 ).
Again i extend an invitation to all to come down to see us.
This is Invicta's 14th year and we want more to be part of the experience.
Tonights Guest speaker is Ian Abercrombie who those of you who collect Phasmids may know. Ian is the Andrew smith of the Phasmid world.
There will be two raffles normal and Australian, free tea and coffee, cheap soft drinks & you can get your T skins sexed under the Microscope on the night.
Is it too far to come?
Manchester Invertabrate & Spider Club (MISC) meets on Saturday 27th February (Contact Lisa Baines)
East Midlands Arachnid Club (EMAC) Milton Keynes meets on Sunday 28th February.(contact Daniel Richardson/Mary walters)
If you are still too far from all three clubs, why not start your own club?
i can give you advice.
Clubs are a good way to meet other enthusiasts, swop spiderlings and make new friends. They are also the best way to introduce Newbies to the hobby.
Look forward to meeting you
Chris
Invicta Arachnid Clubs next meeting is Wednesday 24th February
8-10.30pm
The Club meets at Bobbing village hall, Sheppey way, Sittingbourne, Kent ME9 8PL ( Just off Jcn 5 of the M2 ).
Again i extend an invitation to all to come down to see us.
This is Invicta's 14th year and we want more to be part of the experience.
Tonights Guest speaker is Ian Abercrombie who those of you who collect Phasmids may know. Ian is the Andrew smith of the Phasmid world.
There will be two raffles normal and Australian, free tea and coffee, cheap soft drinks & you can get your T skins sexed under the Microscope on the night.
Is it too far to come?
Manchester Invertabrate & Spider Club (MISC) meets on Saturday 27th February (Contact Lisa Baines)
East Midlands Arachnid Club (EMAC) Milton Keynes meets on Sunday 28th February.(contact Daniel Richardson/Mary walters)
If you are still too far from all three clubs, why not start your own club?
i can give you advice.
Clubs are a good way to meet other enthusiasts, swop spiderlings and make new friends. They are also the best way to introduce Newbies to the hobby.
Look forward to meeting you
Chris
