Join the Rand Society of Model Engineers for a romantic evening of train rides and picnics on Valentine's Day.
The Rand Society of Model Engineers (RSMA) has issued an invitation for residents to join them at their premises on Golf Club Terrace for an unforgettable Valentine’s Day experience on Saturday, February 14.
According to board member Shane Maitland, all funds generated on the evening will be used toward the upkeep and maintenance of the iconic RSME premises and the Woodside Station, where their true-to-life scale model trains have been providing endless entertainment for generations of children.
“Tickets are only R20 and that includes one free train ride,” he says.
“People are free to bring their own picnic blankets so they can lounge underneath the stars between romantic train rides.
“Our tuck shop will be open from 16:00 selling delicious snacks and cold drinks. There will also be a mini-donut stall, and much more.”
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