On the British Isles
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N interesting lecture on the British Isles was given on December 1st by Mr. H. Price, B.A.  As he indicated at the commencement, the lecture was divided into four parts, with sections on the history, physical features, and scenery, agriculture, and industry of the homeland.  The historical section was illustrated by slides including views of Stonehenge and Hadrian’s Well, while	 some excellent views of the beauty spots of Cornwall, of the mountains of Wales	 and Scotland, and of S.W. Ireland were shown.
A representative group of slides on typical agricultural and industrial pursuits helped to illustrate a brief analysis of the economic importance of our homeland.—A.W.
St. David’s Day
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T. David’s Day was commemorated by a lecture delivered by Mr. J. T. Bowen, B.A.  It commenced with a brief survey of the evolution of Welsh literature as illustrated by the Welsh Bible, indicating the valuable work of such men as William Salesbury, John Penry, Rees Pritchard, Stephen Hughes, and the chief men of the Methodist Revival.
The slides showed Capel Curig, the gateway to Snowdonia, the rocky Glaslyn, with the famous slate quarry of Llanberis, a typical Welsh lake, possibly Lake Bala, the Mawddach, at low tide, Llandudno, and Barmouth, with its beautiful “panoramic scenery.”  Then were shown some views of Caernarvon Castle, and of such famous churches as those at Llandaff, St. Asaph, St. David’s and Bangor. 
A. Williams.

Camera Club
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HE Camera Club was formed in the Summer Term of 1937, by Mr. W. D. Towler, B.Sc., and Mr. Sam Evans, M.Sc.

Christmas Term, 1937.
About fifteen boys, accompanied by Mr. G. A. Jones, a Cambridge student, and by certain members of the staff, went for an outing to Ystradfellte.  One unfortunate accident was prevented from having any serious consequences by the prompt bravery of Alf. Morgan, Form 5, who was later decorated with a Medal by the Boy Scouts Movement.  Then a lecture was given by Mr. G. A. Jones.  In October a meeting was held to announce the winners of the Snapshot Competition, arranged before the Summer Holidays.  The winners were (1) D.J. Bowen, VIa. Sc., (2) D. I. Davies, V.  An exhibition of photographs taken by members of the Cambridge University Camera Club was held.  They bore criticisms by Fellows of the Royal Photographic Society, and had been sent to Mr. Towler by Mr. G. A. Jones.

Spring Term, 1938.
At the beginning of this term, Mr. D. A. Lewis, M.E., and some of the members began work on an enlarger, and we hope that it will soon take its place in the dark room as one of the most treasured possessions of our Camera Club.
A.C.