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You might have seen a wildlife program where herds of wildebeest* complete their relentless migration across the scorched plains of the serengeti, braving droughts, bush fires, and crocodile infested rivers to reach their ultimate goals.

You may know about the swallow which returns to Africa every winter**, but have you heard of the Arctic Tern that flies from the North to the South pole, and back, every year.

Meanwhile, in the depths of the oceans humpback whales drift around the oceans in a vast unobserved ballet that no-one can fathom***.

Well this Wednesday saw Val and I at our very well attended April Section Meeting.Our Guest Speaker was Mike Snaden of Yume Koi Bristol who had just gotten back from a trip to Japan.

Well we now have an update on the show it will be held at the Tamar View Nurseries on 20th July, start time for the public is at 10.00 am and the show will finish at 16.30 pm with the prize giving.

We would like to thank Chris Deegan and Staff of The Aquatics centre Carkeel Saltash for his continued support of our Annual Koi show

There will be an exellent Bonsai display by Jeff Blower, Ray Jacobs, and Paul Mountjoy ,a Tombola Stall with some exellent prizes to be won, plus membership stall, the guest dealer is yet to be arranged .

Well our Birthdays have been and gone for this year and we have just been given our fifth Benaya Koi tile from two of our sections younger members Matt and Tash.

For those who haven't come across Benaya tiles before they are the most beautiful artists interpretation of Koi Carp.

They are unique and are all hand crafted each being hand painted and fired with complex and brilliantly colourful glazes and they can be discribed as works of art who have been imortalized in stone.