Category: newsletter
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My name is Marty Sturino and I am the creator of http://Calabrianlife.com a web site that is devoted to promoting travel to Calabria by telling human-interest stories about Life here…
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· From Steve Freeman, a past member with happy memories:- Hi from Melbourne Australia, I enjoyed reading the info on the web especially with regard to the Indiaman history. I…
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Help wanted
· From David Shamash: In September I will be going to the Calabria Region of Italy. Do you think anyone knows about that region ? Email your replies to benjaminshamash@yahoo.co.uk
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GT Travel Award 2010
News the winner of the last award for 2009 has been confirmed…congratulations to Doreen Tayler. Whilst we wait to hear more from Doreens fantastic sounding adventures, we can briefly quote…
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Web sites to muse about travel to:-
» From Francesca Jaggs regarding High & Wilds expeditions – http://www.highandwild.co.uk/ » From Matt Doughty for a novel destination – http://news.bbc.co.uk » From Paul Roberts about travelling with allergies –…
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Welcome to eNewsletter February 2010
Hello all, A belated happy new year and return to the eNewsletter to you all. IÂ’ve been back from South America for three weeks or so and have finally managed…
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February meeting news from the London branch
A very busy February meeting (and catch up in The Sun public house afterwards) saw the 120 plus audience entertained & informed by two very enthusiastic & knowledgeable speakers. Both…
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January meeting news & picture from the Chester branch by Hanna & Angela
The meeting in the Governor Museum was very well attended by over 50 people making this, the second and most successful so far, of the bi-monthly talks organised by the…
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Meeting news from Ontario
For information on Ontario meetings, please contact Svatka Hermanek: shermanek@schulich.yorku.ca or Bruce Weber: tel. 416-203-0911 or Paul Webb: tel. 416-694-8259. The Ontario branch meetings are held on the third Friday…
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After years of participating wholeheartedly in the rat-race, raising children, seeing them off to university and contemplating another 20 odd years of ploughing the same 9-5 furrow, the opportunity to…