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Members' News - Live
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THE GAMBIA TIMES 40! ...GEOFF MOORE |
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Written by Geoff Moore
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Thursday, 22 October 2009 |
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I have been such a regular visitor to The Gambia that I have lost count how many times. But I think my trip next week is Number 40 and thats since 1992. I wonder if anyone has done any more?. This trip is a return to complete the final phase of a photo shoot at a brand new spa hotel there.
Anyone requiring Gambian images or info at anytime please get in touch. TEL: 07815 100648 |
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My News on Tue 20th Oct 2009 at 4:55 pm |
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Written by Mike Gerrard
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Tuesday, 20 October 2009 |
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@Mike_Gerrard is going to Chicago in November to update a guidebook and welcomes any restaurant recommendations to mgwrite AT gmail.com |
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BGTW Members News linked to Twitter |
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Written by Alastair McKenzie
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Tuesday, 20 October 2009 |
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The automated system that allows BGTW members to post their live news (recent trips, future trips, commissions, expertise, etc) is now connected through Twitterfeed to a Twitter account www.twitter.com/TravWriters
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Zimbabwe visit October 2009 |
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Written by Peter Lynch
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Monday, 28 September 2009 |
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Peter is off to Zimbabwe on 8th Oct to make a presentation at the Africa Travel Trade Show about his 2009 Wildlife Conservation Volunteering book. I’ll also be travelling to Victoria Falls, looking at some Wildlife projects and the Great Zimbabwe stone ruins. Features on Zimbabwe for tourists today, conservation projects or any related pieces are welcome.
Contact:
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Written by Stuart Forster
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Monday, 28 September 2009 |
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Earlier this month I returned from a trip to Tampere in Finland. While there I experienced a traditional crayfish party and an assortment of the excellent regional cuisine (including smoked fish, the speciality mustamakkara, plus reindeer and elk steaks). The pristine countryside and cultural offerings of Tampere made a very positive impression and I also learned to dance the Finnish Tango. If you are holding a dance event or commissioning features, please feel free to make contact:
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Tel: +44 7947 587136 www.whyeyephotography.com |
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FROM MALTA WITH LOVE - CUT-PRICE TEETH IN FIVE-STAR SETTING by Anthea Gerrie on Fri 25th Sep 2009 at |
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Friday, 25 September 2009 |
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After having my heart scanned in Hawaii, my cholesterol tested on the shores of Lake Montreux and my osteoporosis diagnosed years early in Palm Desert, teeth-whitening in Malta is the latest addition to my pantheon of medical tourism experiences. For more about the best places to get your teeth done, hips replaced, heart scanned and other conditions diagnosed and treated abroad,
call me on 01580-200574 or email
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FROM MALTA WITH LOVE - CUT-PRICE TEETH IN FIVE-STAR SETTING by Anthea Gerrie on Fri 25th Sep 2009 at |
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Friday, 25 September 2009 |
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After having my heart scanned in Hawaii, my cholesterol tested on the shores of Lake Montreux and my osteoporosis diagnosed years early in Palm Desert, teeth-whitening in Malta is the latest addition to my pantheon of medical tourism experiences. For more about the best places to get your teeth done, hips replaced, heart scanned and other conditions diagnosed and treated abroad,
call me on 01580-200574 or email
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TO ICELAND AND BACK TWICE IN A MONTH by Anthea Gerrie on Fri 25th Sep 2009 at 10:40 am |
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Friday, 25 September 2009 |
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It's been 20 years since I first visited Iceland - and then, as now, I made two trips very close together, one to the capital, the other to the beautiful wild countryside. Knocked out as much as ever by the rural landscape, and astonished by the uber-cool capital Reykjavik has become.
Can't wait for the new service which will open up the north and east of the country next year - and spur my fifth visit. Have become an expert on both foodie developments and the Saga trail, great new reasons to write about this stunning destination.
Interested? Call me on 07774431697 or email
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Jill Nash About me.
I entered the world of publishing travel books in 2005, which began with ‘Global Adventures in Style’ a backpack bible for ‘grown-up’ backpackers, followed by best-seller ‘Honeymoons in Style’ - my books are now retailed across the world.
I also offer freelance travel writing & editorial services to a variety of local magazines and newspapers and I appear regularly as a travel expert on local BBC Radio, Channel...
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"Mr Safi Ullah was a tall thin man in white beard and white punjabi. He gave me tea and a copy of the headmaster’s report from 1948. As I left I pressed him to accept a 1000 taka note – a little less than £9. “For books,” I insisted. He took it under protest. “For books,” he agreed. I reflected afterwards that I had given him enough to keep a 10-year-old in school for a year."
© Peter Hughes, Bangladesh, Condé Nast Traveller, 2008
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