What a lovely way to spend a summer’s evening by visiting The Spicery and getting to sample some delicious delights. We were all inspired (and bought the appropriate spice packs) to create flavoursome meals of you own!
It may have turned a bit cooler, but we are still out and about for another outing before the evenings draw in.
Charlie Revelle-Smith, is a novelist more commonly known for his series of mystery books, Bristol Murders. He has been documenting strange stories from our city’s history on Twitter which are very popular with Bristol residents. Coming this November is his official Weird Bristol book. Written (and fully illustrated) by Charlie, it promises to be a cornucopia of curiosities.
We will be meeting at 7:15 for a 7:30 start by the William III statue in Queen Square. From there, Charlie will take us on a 90 minute tour incorporating lesser known and mysterious stories from Bristol history. Learn more about the history that lies beneath our feet including an extensive 40 miles of underground waterways throughout the city. Why not check out Charlie’s Twitter feed @WeirdBristol’s to find out more!
We plan to finish near a pub if anyone would like to stay around afterwards for a drink.
We look forward to seeing you on 29th August!
