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  • I recently joined a rambling club.  The events which I have attended so far consist of a walk then a meal at a reasonably priced eaterie.  The organisers put in a lot of work goes into planning these walks (routes, interesting features etc) and which eating places to go to, so I am glad that I joined.  I find that it is a good way of meeting other people, getting exercise  and having something to talk about at work etc.

    In the past I have gone to part time classes etc. mainly to try and improve my job propects.  The last time, I attended a college about forty miles away from my home and it was interesting being immersed in an area with a different accent and sense of humour.  Most of the learning materials were online and could do practice tests etc online - a far cry from how learning used to be.  I also enjoyed doing well at the units.  Overall a positive experience.   However, due to spending cuts there seem to be less part time study places available now.

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  • I recently joined a rambling club.  The events which I have attended so far consist of a walk then a meal at a reasonably priced eaterie.  The organisers put in a lot of work goes into planning these walks (routes, interesting features etc) and which eating places to go to, so I am glad that I joined.  I find that it is a good way of meeting other people, getting exercise  and having something to talk about at work etc.

    In the past I have gone to part time classes etc. mainly to try and improve my job propects.  The last time, I attended a college about forty miles away from my home and it was interesting being immersed in an area with a different accent and sense of humour.  Most of the learning materials were online and could do practice tests etc online - a far cry from how learning used to be.  I also enjoyed doing well at the units.  Overall a positive experience.   However, due to spending cuts there seem to be less part time study places available now.

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