Programme 2008-2009
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2008 | Speaker |
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October | 7 | John Gimlette | Panther Soup – Travels through Europe in War and Peace John returns to Europe with a US veteran & retraces his steps from Marseille and Bavaria to the Austrian Tyrol. |
October | 21 | Josie Dew | Long Cloud Ride Another amazing journey by Josie to and around New Zealand. |
November | 4 | Geoff Somers | Slides of a Re-enactment to the South Pole Scott - Hero or Loser A re-enactment in period clothing and food of 1910, comparing Scott’s fateful journey of nearly 100 years ago with modern polar travels. |
November | 18 | Social |
Annual Social for Members |
December | 2 | Sarah Siese | An Eco–Traveller in South America Sarah picks the best of destinations & resorts in Brazil, Argentina & Chile – with the emphasis on ‘green’. |
December | 16 | Chris Bradley | Libya – The Mediterranean’s Greatest Secret Closed for many years, Libya is slowly exposing its ancient Greek, Roman & Phoenician cultures. |
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January | 6 | Chris Beynon | The Highest Road in the World? From the lush foothills of southern Himachal Pradesh to the landscapes of Ladakh, Chris cycles his way around the stunning scenery of the Himalayas. |
January | 20 | Mike Unwin | In Search of the Luangwa Few have ever followed the Luangwa River to its source but Mike travelled high into the remote Mafiga mountains to discover it for himself. |
February | 3 | John Buckingham | Australia – Birds, Wildlife, Flora and Scenery A rare chance to share with John the beautiful birds, flowers, scenery and animals ‘down-under’. |
February | 17 | Kev Reynolds |
The Best of Southern Britain A pictorial journey that explores the landscapes, buildings and secret corners of the southern counties. |
March | 3 | John Harrison | Across Barren Lands - Great Slave Lake to Hudson Bay An account of a 950km canoe journey through the tundra of Canada’s NW Territories and Nunavit regions. A truly pristine wilderness. |
March | 17 | Paul Whittle | China – Beyond the Great Wall Highlights of a 2000 mile journey from bustling Beijing & Xian to the remote and bleak mountainous Jing Peng region of Inner Mongolia. |
April | 7 | Denise Heywood |
A Cambodian Odyssey Part 2 Denise is a lecturer, journalist & photographer who has travelled widely in SE Asia. This second talk on Cambodia highlights the beauty & history of Cambodian dance. |
April | 21 | AGM & John Richardson | A Russian Experience Random journeys in rural Russia. |