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Talks
Programme 2007
Inspiring
talks by some of the top personalities in the international paddling world.
| Monday 22nd
January
2007 Kendal |
Goldfever,
Whitewater and Grizzlies |
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Tuesday 23rd January
2007 Keswick |
Jim Hargreaves |
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Hargreaves is a "canoeing living legend" and renowned raconteur. Tossing aside
the trappings of modern society, and wearing only a discarded Theakston's barrel, Jim 'Old
Peculiar' Hargreaves has spent the last ten years exploring the wilderness rivers of
Canada's Yukon and Northwest Territories. This
should be a vastly entertaining evening as Jim explores the history, folklore and wildlife
of the best of Canada's remotest and wild rivers including the Yukon, Nahanni and Mountain
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| Monday 12 th February 2007 Keswick |
Mountains high and rivers deep - living a wild wet dream |
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| Tuesday 13 th
February 2007 Kendal |
Alan
Ellard |
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Alan is Britain's leading white water expedition kayaker, and a member
of the international team that made the first descent of the Great Bend of the Tsangpo in
2002 (the 'Everest' of rivers). Tonight
Alan shares his adventures over the last ten years - "We started as young, wild raft
guides working in the Himalayas, riding bus roofs, paddling by the seat of our pants, but
living a dream - making first descents of the Worlds great rivers - the Myhka in Burma,
the Chenab in Kashmir, and the Dibang in Arunachal Pradesh - somehow we survived!" . |
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Poster 300k  |
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| Monday 5th
March 2007 Keswick |
Circumnavigation of the
British Isles |
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| Tuesday 6th
March 2007 Kendal |
Fiona
Whitehead |
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| Fiona
is best known as the first woman to successfully circumnavigate Britain and Ireland
single-handedly in a kayak. However her
enthusiasm has led her to try out many branches of the sport of canoeing and taken her to
Israel, Wales, Scotland, Spain, Ireland, Australia, Alaska, and North America. Fiona is a popular speaker and tonight she will
share her love for canoeing, her life in the outdoors, and her experiences on many
expeditions - in particular her circumnavigation of the British Isles. |
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Poster 600k  |
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Keswick talks are at the Labour Club Hall, central
Keswick opposite the Pencil Museum.
Bar
open 7.30.p.m, talk at 8.00 p.m.
Admission
on the door £5.00, students £2.50. Tel
017687 73686 for more information |
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Kendal talks are at the Brewery Arts Centre,
central Kendal. Talk at 8.00 p.m. Café
and bars open before and after.
Tickets £5.00, students £2.50.
Information and
advance ticket sales 01539 795090 www.breweryarts.co.uk |
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