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So there are nascent Spanish classes, footie clubs, WIs, running get togethers, Scrabble clubs and Pup Quiz Squads. Does anyone play Bridge?


I know 4 others who live locally and at least 2 more not so far away (all mates), 4 of that pool of 6 get together about once a week for some friendly, informal rubber bridge. Would be interested (and would need some help) setting up some friendly duplicate sessions (i.e. need multiples of 4) now that we're just about over the terror of formal Bridge Clubs instilled at what was supposed to have been a beginner/novice-friendly competition at the Young Chelsea a couple of years ago.


We're not quite novices and beginners any more but I don't think any of us are going to make the national team any time soon. Any interest?

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