Doors open at 1pm for 1:30pm start until 4:00pm Entrance fee £5 (£4 Globetrotters members*) refreshments included (cash only) info@chesterglobetrotters.com – www.chesterglobetrotters.com
Doors open at 1pm for 1:30pm start until 4:00pm Entrance fee £5 (£4 Globetrotters members*) refreshments included (cash only) info@chesterglobetrotters.com – www.chesterglobetrotters.com
Anna Manning & Howard Jennings – Christmas in the Caribbean with a tandem The talk covers two Christmas periods spent in the Caribbean with our tandem. The first was 2022/23 in Barbados and the second was 2023/24 in Martinique and Guadeloupe
lan O’Neill – India — Street Life Ian spent many weeks travelling around the northern states of India, where he’s been lucky to meet many people who work hard to survive, but always with a smile on their faces
Doors open at 1 pm for 1:30 pm start until 4:00 pm Entrance fee £5 (£4 Globetrotters members*) refreshments included (cash only) info@chesterglobetrotters.com – www.chesterglobetrotters.com
1st: Christopher Forse – Fifty years of Travel in South East Asia
Five decades of travel through an exotic land of beautiful landscapes, beautiful cultures, beautiful people and tragic recent histories.
Chris Forse, a former resident of Hong Kong, describes his five decades of travel through the exotic landscapes and cultures of this beautiful part of the world, where until quite recently only five countries (The Philippines, Thailand. Malaysia, Singapore and Indonesia) were open to foreign travellers. He has hiked in jungles in Thailand, taken boats deep into Borneo and down the Mekong River in Laos, crossed tragic Cambodia by bus, and travelled overland through Sumatra and Java to exotic Bali. He was among the first to travel to Vietnam on an individual visa, later to explore Burma/Myanmar, a land that time forgot. As in his talk on Thirty Years of Travel in China, he witnessed the enormous changes that economic development (and mass tourism) has brought, for good or ill.
2nd: Jacqui Trotter – – Homegoing: Part 4
Jacqui Trotter talks about her journey overland back home from London to Australia.
Date & Time: Saturday 5th April 2025
Doors open at 14:15 in London and on Zoom with the talks starting around 14:45 (London see Event Time Announcer for local times), please arrive early so we can deal with any issues with joining.
We would ask that anyone with respiratory symptoms participate via Zoom.
Admission costs:
£7 for members. (Members can access a ticket code below or from the members area.)
Daniel Rowland – A motorbike trip along the Pamir Highway, exploring the Stans
Pam Davies-Ratcliffe – A holiday to Ethiopia to explore the countryside & meet its people
Doors open at 1pm for 1:30pm start until 4:00pm Entrance fee £5 (£4 Globetrotters members*) refreshments included (cash only) info@chesterglobetrotters.com – www.chesterglobetrotters.com
1st: Anthony Britton: A summer 2024 road trip to the Aegean, via the Carpathians and the Black Sea.
In June 2024, Anthony and Julia set off on a long round road trip to Eastern Europe. They explored their Polish roots, visited World Heritage sites in Romania, discovered what King Charles likes about the Carpathians and trailed the Black Sea coast to the Aegean. They met families who remember the Cold War and those whose livelihoods are threatened by climate change.
2nd: Simon Johnson – Cycling a Camino Route by Accident
Exploring the Longest Spanish Pilgrimage Route
Join Simon Johnson as he shares his captivating journey of cycling a thousand kilometers solo along the Camino de Santiago’s southern route—from Seville to Santiago de Compostela. With no prior experience in long-distance cycling or any detailed planning, Simon embarked on this unexpected adventure, filled with challenges, surprises, and moments of self-discovery.
In this talk, Simon will recount his mishaps, lessons learned, and the unique joys of cycling through Spain’s diverse landscapes, historic towns, and spiritual pathways. Discover how the combination of the Camino’s rich cultural heritage and the spontaneity of unplanned travel turned his journey into a deeply rewarding experience. Whether you’re a cyclist, a Camino enthusiast, or simply curious about adventure travel, this talk will inspire you to embrace the unexpected and take on your own journey—on two wheels or otherwise.
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Date & Time: Saturday 1st March 2025
Doors open at 14:15 in London and on Zoom with the talks starting around 14:45 (London see Event Time Announcer for local times), please arrive early so we can deal with any issues with joining.
We would ask that anyone with respiratory symptoms participate via Zoom.
Admission costs:
£7 for members. (Members can access a ticket code below or from the members area.)
1st: Elizabeth Mioduchowski – Travelling in Russia
Elizabeth will discuss travelling in Russia, a land of vast landscapes, rich history, and dynamic cultural and political significance. This talk will explore the multifaceted identity of the world’s largest country, examining its history and contemporary challenges.
Elizabeth travelled in Russia before the ongoing conflict with Ukraine, the UK Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) advises against all travel to Russia due to the ongoing conflict with Ukraine.
2nd: Sarah Cook – Cycling Journey in Chile
Sarah has kindly offered to give a talk she gave to her local cycling club a few months ago about her Cycling Journey in Chile.
The talk by Olivia McGregor on Guiana has had to be postponed.
Date & Time: Saturday 1st February 2025
Doors open at 14:15 in London and on Zoom with the talks starting around 14:45 (London see Event Time Announcer for local times), please arrive early so we can deal with any issues with joining.
We would ask that anyone with respiratory symptoms participate via Zoom.
Admission costs:
£7 for members. (Members can access a ticket code below or from the members area.)
Sunday, August 25, 2024, any time after 1:30 p.m. at Bruce Weber’s, 3 Oneida Ave. Algonquin Island.
The ferry to “Ward’s Island” leaves at 10:30, 11:30, 12:00, 12:30, 13:30, 14:00, 14:30
Get your tickets online and leave early (you can deposit your ‘stuff’ at Bruce’s house, take a walk around the island, or go to the beach).
Just as last year, we invite you to prepare a short presentation (20 pictures – 20 seconds each – see the attached info about Pecha Kucha format) and bring it on a memory stick.
Any questions? – contact Svatka hermaneks@yahoo.ca