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No camera, so no pictures
A seasoned traveller of deserts and jungles, Tony Annis, explains how he was conned in the urban jungle of Albuferia, Portugal. Whilst in the water section of the supermarket Intermarche
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Write in (2) – Chinese Highways 2007 by Hal Swindall
Despite its reputation for road accidents and poor preparation for this year’s Olympics, China does offer this century’s traveller one ray of hope: long-distance bus rides, at least in the
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Write in (3)& Its just like riding a bike by Benjamin Hamilton
The initial attraction to visiting Christchurch was its colonial buildings and beautiful gardens. With only one day to enjoy the city I wasn’t sure how to fit it all in.
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Grand Canyon Sky Walk
Spotted by Frank in the US: The Glass Bridge Construction of the began March of 2004 and is estimated to be completed by early 2006. On completion, the Glass Bridge
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New discount for members
Go Barefoot have written an exclusive article about Kyrgyzstan for Globe magazine, and you can see the video they’ve made about it here: They’re also offering all Globetrotters members a
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Upcoming meetings
London In February we have a talk by Nathan Millward – Postie Bike across America and a second talk which is to be confirmed (as the previous speaker had to cancel) and in March we have
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Globies eNewsletter – Autumn eNewsletter 2014
Dear Globies, friends and fellow travellers, Welcome to the Autumn eNewsletter, packed with tips, news and discounts as always. I hope many of you have been enjoying the first ever
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All things Japanese
Heading to Japan? The first website specialising on the ancient city of Kyoto has just been launched, providing visitors and Japanophiles alike with information on culture, food, and shopping as
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A 6,000 mile cycle journey
Globies past speaker Leon McCarron, the adventure film maker (most notably the inspiring Into the Empty Quarter with Alastair Humphreys) has turned his talents to writing, with the release of his first
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Round the world in how many days?
Staying with cycling, Richard Evans of Wimbledon, South West London has been cycling around the world since April of this year on a recumbent bicycle. Originally planned as an attempt
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Walking the Woods and the Water
Nick Hunt is a Globie and William Wood Legacy award winner, taking himself on a miraculous walking journey from one side of Europe to the other. In 1933, the eighteen year old
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Member Pam Thames
Former Globetrotters member Pam Tames sadly passed away at the end of 2013. If any fellow Globies would like to pass on any information or photos of her, then please get
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Upcoming meetings
London In November Jeanie Copland will present on her Trans Siberian trip and Adrian Bridge on In the footsteps of Franz Ferdinand, leading up to a double whammy of wonder in December. Jason Lewis
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Byline:
This eNewsletter was written by Chloe Marshall, Ian Packham and Tony Annis Do you have any comments, suggestions or questions? Drop us a line: Editor@globetrotters.co.uk or leave a comment. If you have an
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Globies eNewsletter – Spring 2014
Dear Globies, travellers and friends, Spring is upon us and with the sunshine comes some itchy feet, and many of us are busy planning for an adventure filled year ahead.
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2 for 1 tickets to Britain: One Million Years of the Human Story
Waterstones are offering their loyalty card holders – free to sign-up for online – 2 for 1 tickets to the Natural History Museum’s latest exhibition Britain: One Million Years of the Human
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Second book in the Jason Lewis expedition trilogy now available
The Seed Buried Deep offers a unique insight into his incredible expedition. The RRP is £12, and both books are currently available for £10 on amazon http://www.amazon.co.uk/Seed-Buried-Deep-Expedition-Trilogy/dp/0984915516 and you can also check
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South African Township Tours – voyeurism or beneficial to communities?
While on holiday in Cape Town, South Africa, Jeanett Andrea Soderstrom was assured by operators of the benefits of taking a township tour. Unable to pin-down specific data, on returning
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Volunteering opportunities in Uganda
If you are looking to make a difference while on holiday this summer, Uganda Lodge are looking for volunteers to help with various projects, from working with children at the school to
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Paint the Planet on honeymoon
Inge and Harald are due many congratulations, for their upcoming wedding on July 24th. They’d like to pass on their honeymoon tour plans, as they’ll celebrate the start of wedded life with a continuation