On Sunday evening, 20 members of King’s Lynn Plus took to the road to participate in another of our favourite activities – eating! To celebrate Lewis’ 50th birthday we went to Arbuckles in Downham Market and Christine managed to find a recipe for diabetic carrot cake. Â Bill paying was the Read more…
Last Tuesday we had one of our favourite and long established evenings out at Strikes in King’s Lynn. Despite a few of us not being able to bowl due to various injuries, the form book ran pretty much to form. Â We usually play 2 games with a combined total adding Read more…
Hello My name is Paul and I would like to introduce myself as the new editor of this site for at least the next 12 months. Â I have been in King’s Lynn Plus for a fair while, and during this time have made many life long friends, both in our Read more…
Would you like to make new friends? Would you like to join in on fun weekends away and evenings out with a bunch of friendly people? Then come along to our new member’s night for the King’s Lynn Plus  a social group of people aged 22 to 40 from all Read more…
Well its been a bit quiet on here for a while, sorry about that, but we’ve been busier than ever doing stuff! Two weekends away in a row, both with perfect weather – who would have expected that this time of year? First we camped for the weekend at Banham Read more…
Its a bit of a misnoma ‘Ten Pin Bowling’, as this insinuates that all TEN pins are meant to fall, which simply not the case, with one or two notable exceptions! 9 of us gathered about an hour or so before kick off to take on food for the evnings Read more…
We thought it may be fun to have a make your own pizza party, especially for some of the hen-pecked, ham-fisted males in our group! Added to which there was a mini fayre next to the pub. I was brave and took Daniel (who at 9 has inherited his Dad’s Read more…
The day dawned bright and breezy and armed with a hangover from hell after a works reunion party that got well out of hand, we took the scenic route along single track roads lined with dykes and ditches to Christines. ‘Only a little stroll’ was the motto of the day. Read more…