Leisure Speakers

This talk shows many favourite locations including a few long and high walks. However, many of the best views are at lower levels and are more readily accessible. As well as the scenery, some buildings and even the bed of a reservoir are included.

This talk was inspired by a walk I did along the entire length of the Thames Path, from the estuary to the source. We see not just the river, but some of the places immediately beside it. Normally I do this talk in two halves, the break point being at Henley

Personal stories, medical case accounts and travel snippets from years of supporting charity work in extreme locations.

Married with 3 adult children, a doctor and educator, I have worked on an unpaid basis for 18 years to support charity fundraisers by leading and/ or providing medical support in extreme locations. This talk details personal stories, medical case accounts and travel snippets from years of supporting charity work in extreme locations.

David Hunt is a long-term National Trust enthusiast and visits many areas of countryside and coastline as well as enjoying houses and gardens. The talks are illustrated with his own photographs. For several years he was a volunteer tour guide at Shalford Mill.

Neil Stevenson speaks about visiting the Falkland Islands, South Georgia and the Antarctic Peninsular. Neil has travelled to some of the least visited and remote parts of the world. This series of talks are about visiting parts of the world that can best be accessed by small cruise ships. The talks feature the fauna and historical background to the places visited.

Neil Stevenson speaks about visiting the rarely visited, French occupied, coral atolls in the Indian Ocean. Neil has travelled to some of the least visited and remote parts of the world. This series of talks are about visiting parts of the world that can best be accessed by small cruise ships. The talks feature the fauna and historical background to the places visited.