| 2008/09 Programme |

| Guildford Travel Club meets at Onslow Village Hall on alternate Tuesdays from October to April at 8.00pm. | |
Membership is £28 per annum; Student Card Holders - £14. There are 12 lectures during the season plus an informal annual Social, the AGM and the opportunity to attend ‘Members Evenings’ (no extra charge). Visitors are welcome - £5 per evening; Student Card Holders - £2.50 Complimentary refreshments are served during the interval at meetings. For more information or to join, please contact our Membership Secretary, Peter Stewart. |
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| telephone: 01483 427526 | e-mail:
gtc@appin.demon.co.uk |
The Evening Format A typical evening programme has the following format: Doors open at 7:30pm The programme starts at 8:00pm with Chairman's announcements followed by Part 1 of the slide show for 45 to 60 minutes Tea/Coffee break for 20 minutes Part 2 of the slide show to finish about 10:00pm All the speakers have an interesting story to tell and a set of slides to capture your imagination. |
Programme
2008-2009 |
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| 2008 | Speaker | Title |
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| October | 7 | John Gimlette | Panther Soup – Travels through Europe
in War and Peace |
| October | 21 | Josie Dew | Long Cloud Ride Another amazing cycle journey by Josie to & around New Zealand |
| November | 4 | Geoff Somers | A Re-enactment to the South Pole |
| November | 18 | Social | Annual Social for Members |
| December | 2 | Sarah Siese | An Eco – Traveller in South America |
| December | 16 | Chris Bradley | Libya – The Mediterranean’s Greatest Secret |
| 2009 | |||
| 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 Mafinga mountains to discover it for himself. |
| February | 3 | John Buckingham | Australia – Birds, Wildlife, Flora and Scenery |
| February | 17 | Kev Reynolds | The Best of Southern Britain |
| 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 |
| 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 |
| These
are the main items of the programme, but they may be subject to change
due to circumstances beyond our control. Other events will be announced
at the meetings and in our newsletters. |
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