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On the 14th June the members of Audenshaw Fellowship boarded the coach for their Annual Trip. This year’s destination was sunny Morecambe.
We stopped on the way for a lovely break at Barton Grange Garden Centre in Preston, where we viewed the beautiful surrounding and fabulous displays. There was also the opportunity to spend time by the river, to drink tea and try the mouth-watering sandwiches and cakes.
It was then off to Morecambe sea front. Sun, sea and sand with something for everyone to do…. Lazy around on the beach, stroll down the prom, visit the coffee shops and bars or a cheeky dance with Eric…. which our chairman  Donald Roberts did not let pass by.
A fun and fabulous day was had by all…….