NE Greenland talk in Bristol

[mikem]

http://www.wildernesslectures.com/speaker.php?id=189

Mike

[rhychydwr1]

Mein Gott! eight quid and it is not even about caves.

[Fulk]

Errrrr, Wilderness Lectures:

Caves of North East Greenland

After years of planning, Gina led a pioneering climate-change research expedition during the summer of 2015 to some of the remotest caves on the planet, located within the Arctic Circle of Northeast Greenland.

[Cap'n Chris]

When was the last time you visited the cinema? And it's £9.50, supporting a worthy organisation with wider aims than you might at first glance realise.

[rhychydwr1]

When was the last time you visited the cinema? And it's £9.50, supporting a worthy organisation with wider aims than you might at first glance realise.

The last time I went to an UBSS talk it was free.

[Cap'n Chris]

It's not a University of Bristol Spel. Soc. talk.

[Mark Wright]

UBSS talks may well be free but this isn't a UBSS talk, its a Wilderness lecture that just so happens to be held at Bristol University. Wilderness lectures have been running since 1987 and as far as I know you have always had to pay.

Gina's N. E. Greenland lecture will be an excellent event that shouldn't be missed. Robbie Shone's photographs of the expedition are a must see for anyone interested in the area. Whilst the expedition certainly didn't find the longest or deepest caves in the world, the 20+ caves the expedition did find are the most northerly explored caves in the world.

Mark

[rhychydwr1]

When was the last time you visited the cinema? And it's £9.50, supporting a worthy organisation with wider aims than you might at first glance realise.

I usually go to the cimema on a Wednesday when it is half price, usually £4.00 a head.