This meeting was organized by Paul Cullen.
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| On Saturday we took the bus into Canterbury and made our way through the arcade to the "green Jesus" on the cathedral wall. | We entered the cathedral as a pre-paid group and waited there. |
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| Inside Dr Mark bateson showed us the cathedral archives | afterwards we wandered round, visiting other sights such as the gateway and clock in the streets of Canterbury. |
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| On Sunday, we all got onto the coach and went to visit the Roman fort at Richborough. | The first picture is a general view and the next shows Paul Cullen talking to some of the group. |
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| Another view of the surviving walls of the fort | and some of the buildings associated with the latest phase of the fort |
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| The second part of this excursion was a visit to Sandwich. Those who were quick enough managed to find tea shops which had not yet shut. Others walked around among the narrow streets. | "No-name Street" was an unusual one. The street was very short, containing only the one shop. |
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| We returned to the square in good time to meet the coach. It was originally the market square. The church may also be seen in the background. | The final picture showns members of the group waiting in the square to board the coach on our homeward journey. |