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Travelon Rep 1:30 text Greg or Devin in morning Thu Mar 21 Sales Rep Tim Twesme
World Story Telling Day Event Fri Mar 22 SPECIAL Regina Ress World Storytelling Day is coming to the Travel Bug!

Story-lovers 'round the world join in a global celebration of oral storytelling every year on or near the Spring Equinox on the same theme. This year 's theme is Building Bridges.

Seasoned storytellers Lucinda deLorimier, Mary Ellen Gonzales, Linda Durham, Matilde Machiavello, and Regina Ress bring wonderful tales, traditional and personal, that encourage us to reach across barriers, meet new people, learn about cultures and new places in our world and help build bridges to peace. What a great theme to explore at the Travel Bug!

Be a part of Santa Fe 's celebration and join us in this worldwide event
A Documentary History of the United States: Book Talk Sat Mar 23 Slide Show Alexander Heffner Alexander is host of The Open Mind on PBS, creator of Breaking Bread with Alexander on Bloomberg TV, and coauthor of bestselling A Documentary History of the United States by Penguin. He has covered American culture, politics, and civic life since the 2008 presidential campaign.
Marti's Mocktails Fri Mar 29 SPECIAL Marti Mills
33 and Me Films! Sat Mar 30 Slide Show Stephanie Garner With "33 and Me, " I set out to travel to 33 countries to meet and get to know other film directors, my age (33-years-old when I first departed) to learn about their lives, film careers, and cultures in their home countries. After almost 5 years of travel, we are now returning from our milestone 33rd country.
Kenya Sat Apr 06 Slide Show LORRAINE WAGER
Horses and Culture of Camargue, Southern France Sat Apr 13 Slide Show Tony Bonanno The Rhone Delta of France is home to one of the most amazing horse species in the world, the Camargue horse. For thousands of years this small but powerful equine survived and evolved in the wetlands and marshes of the Mediterranean in an area known as the Camargue. Sure footed, strong, disease resistant, and with great endurance, these horses were the preferred mount of the cattle and sheep herders of the area for hundreds of years.

Tony Bonanno has spent many years traveling to the Camargue and working with the gardians and herders. His presentation will focus on the wetland landscape, the traditional culture of the herders, and the Camargue horses and cattle. The presentation will be accompanied by photos from his new book, "The Horse of the Sea – The White Horses of the Camargue. "
Conversations with Birds: Author Talk Sat Apr 20 Slide Show Priyanka Kumar
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Taken by the Shawnee: Book Event Sat May 04 Booksigning Sallie Bingham
A Nuclear Family Ellen Bradbury Fri May 10 Book Group Adam Johnson OLD SF Assoc Bookclub
Bikepacking The Great Divide- Canada to Mexico Sat May 11 Slide Show Sandra Corso The joy of backcountry travelling by bike solo or in a group. 2700mi from Banff, CANADA to Antelope Wells, NM.
Democracy 101 Fri May 17 Lecture Ken Hughes
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Wandering in the Clear Light of New Mexico Sat May 25 Booksigning David Ryan on 2024-02-28 21:2
On Saturday, May 25, David Ryan the coauthor of the most recent edition of 60 Hikes within 60 Miles: Albuquerque will be speaking at Travel Bug about his new book Wandering in the Clear Light of New Mexico.

Wandering in the Clear Light of New Mexico expands upon the themes of exploring and wandering found within the 60 Hikes book to include the entire state. The new book is about places that you can only find in New Mexico and that are compelling enough and important enough to warrant a drive across the country to check out.
To begin, the nation has only 25 UNESCO-designated World Heritage Sites. Three of them are in New Mexico – more than any other state. And when you add in the state’s amazing landforms, distinct sense of place, archaeological sites, and locations of historical and cultural significance, you have an amazing state for wandering and exploring.
Wandering in the Clear Light of New Mexico is for those already living in the state, planning to visit the state, and for those who may have forgotten what makes New Mexico so special.

Author Information
David Ryan moved to New Mexico 25 years ago after hiking the 2180-mile long Appalachian Trail. His time in New Mexico has been spent wandering and exploring every corner of the state. In addition to wandering, he is the coauthor of 60 Hikes within 60 Miles: Albuquerque and is the author of The Gentle Art of Wandering and several other hiking and walking books. He maintains a blog on wandering and exploring at www.gentleartofwandering.com.
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Wild Heart: Behind the Scenes Slideshow Sat Jun 15 Slide Show Stacey Kerr Wild Heart: A True Story of Hippies, Healers, and Harleys book: In her midfifties, Dr. Stacey Kerr was diagnosed with osteoporosis and told to play it safe. Instead, she bought her first Harley. Over the next fourteen years, Stacey and her two best friends, Joan Kandel & Kristin Graziano, decided to give the finger to aging gracefully, ultimately embarking on seven epic motorcycle tours throughout the western United States filled with drama, introspection, and pure joy.
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OLD SF Assoc Bookclub Fri Aug 16 Book Group Adam Johnson
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