Peak District Business


Posted by: Catherine and James on: 22 June 2010
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I'm sorry I haven't blogged for a while, it is such a busy time of year. 

I went off to the Matlock Business Club last week.  It was rather thin on the ground with only 7 people there, but I found out such a lot about the people in the room that it was definitely worth the trip.  It seems there is such a lot of networking around that people are spoiled for choice.  Both the Matlock Business Club and the Breakfast Club based in Baslow work really well for me because I cannot commit to a weekly routine, like BNI, and don't want to pay a large membership fee up front.  I like to dip in and out and attend when I can, paying a small sum each time.

The drive back across the Peak District National Park was a treat.  I passed the site for the Pikehall Races and the sheep were queuing for the loo.  Why is there always a queue for the ladies?

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