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Monday, January 28th, 2008If any Globetrotters member would like to start a branch, whether it is in Aberdeen or Zanzibar, see our FAQ or contact our Branch Liaison Officer via our web site at Meeting FAQ.
If any Globetrotters member would like to start a branch, whether it is in Aberdeen or Zanzibar, see our FAQ or contact our Branch Liaison Officer via our web site at Meeting FAQ.
Our 4th Legacy winner, Katie Fahrland, will leave the UK on Thursday, 31st January, for the first leg of her journey to Bamako city. She plans to take a pinasse downriver to Segou to participate in the Festival sur le Niger, a celebration of West African music and arts “seeing the colour of African dance, film, crafts and music bursting to life in front of me - (meeting) Burkinabes, Senegalais, Maliens, Ivoriens, Guineens, Ghaneens - all the people and nationalities of this wonderful West African world”.
Katie will return to the UK on 14th February. We look forward to her reporting back to us - in person, via an article in the Globe magazine and, of course, her illustrated talk to Globies - to be planned soon after her return. We hope she travels safely and has a wonderful trip.
A member of Globetrotters Club ? Interested in a £1,000 travel award ? Know someone who is ? We have up to £1,000 to award twice a year for the best submitted independent travel plan.
See the legacy page on our Website, where you can apply with your plans for a totally independent travel trip and we’ll take a look at it. Get those plans in, as the next Legacy deadline will be April 30th, 2008 !!
Regular contributor Mac had some thoughts on travel signs that he has seen or heard off during his lifetime and thought you might like to share a smile or two !
Mac goes on to reveal that “I will be 84 next month and because of health problems about the only travelling I do now is to the bathroom several times a night. I enjoy reading of others travel adventures however.”
Feel free to reach Mac at macsan400@yahoo.com with any stories…
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