Southwell Minster Trip

On Monday 5th of July a few members of Keyworth Camera Club visited Southwell Minster.

Due to Covid restrictions we have organised a couple of trips so that all the club members who’d like to go, can. Today we had the first visit and six of us met for a wonderful couple of hours taking pictures.

The day went really well. We had the place to ourselves for the first half hour or so and we made the most of the freedom to roam around without members of the public photobombing!

Southwell Minster is a splendid place to visit and well worth a trip. Thanks to Nikki Smith and Rachel Doe at the Minster for helping Ron organise it.

More trips to other locations are planned for the summer to keep us going to the start of the new club season. Weather permitting, they will be outdoors to make the most of our countryside.

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