Outdoors show 2009
Cicerone
Stand OU732
at the O.S. OUTDOORS SHOW 2009 March 27-29th NEC Birmingham
TALKS AND SEMINARS – click here for details and times
This year Cicerone was invited to provide a full programme of talks and seminars in The Glade Theatre, at the Regatta Woodland Walk, right next to the Cicerone stand.
We wanted to put together a programme which would give everyone the opportunity to really meet some of our authors with a wide range of experience, so that all those niggling questions could be answered in a friendly and informal setting. We are delighted to welcome...
Paddy Dillon – who will give talks and seminars on Lightweight Trekking, Tackling the GR20 in Corsica, walking Britain's National Trails, and Winter sunshine walking.
Kev Reynolds – who will give talks and seminars on Organising your own trek in the Himalaya, Alpine walking for beginners and old hands, Hut-to-hut tours, and The Tour of the Jungfrau Region.
Amy-Jane Beer and Roy Halpin – authors of the recently published, and already best-selling Moveable Feasts, will take you through some useful tips and hints on nutrition and cooking in the outdoors – with free tasty samples!
Pete Hawkins – one of the country's top navigation experts will take you through the basics of navigating with a map and compass.
Mark Richards – tells the stories behind his walking and writing projects in the Lake District and also in the Peak District.
No need to book – download the full timetable here
TICKETS
Save £12 and buy two tickets for the show at the special discounted price of £22!
Just click on the link above, and quote offer code EXB8
WELCOME TO THE CICERONE STAND!
Come and visit us on stand OU732 and check our offers and exhibits!
• £2 off all guidebooks
• All 'seconds' at our usual offer of £3 each or 4 for £10
• A competition to win CICERONE guidebooks and PARAMO gear
• Expert advice from our authors and staff
• Buy some brand new titles, including the latest two Fellranger guides covering The Southern Fells and The Mid-Western Fells, Walking in Austria (Kev Reynolds), and the second volume of The Yorkshire Dales guide by Dennis Kelsall.
