Wild and Free - Parts I and II

David Wadkin MBE


Region:
Yorkshire & Humber
Notice Period:
Regular (more than one month's notice)
Type:
Hobby
Fee:
Paid: 80
Category:
Travel
Updated:
3rd August 2024
Tagged:
Africa | Botswana | Dubai

Wild & Free Parts I and II are two seperate talks.

Part I Dubai The Tallest The Most Expensive The Rarest

Part II From Cape Town to Johannesburg (The Garden Route) From Botswana to Zimbabwe. The Big Five

Sit back and enjoy the ride!

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About David Wadkin MBE

I became a member of Probus in November 2018 and promptly went on a planned trip to New Zealand. As an experience Senior Manager and Chair of numerious committees, I offered to be part of the committee before I left. It was in New Zealand when I recieved a message congratulating me on becoming the new Vice Chair of Probus!

The varied talks delivered in Probus have always been interesting, fascinating and informative. I had my first opportunity to deliver a talk when asked to speak at a members morning after discussing a recent trip abroad with members.

I was asked to speak again the following year and included invitations to speak at other Probus groups (It appears word travels fast!). I have now become a regular speaker and continue to add to the list of my talks.

As a keen photographer with a love of the outdoor, travel and adventure, you can be assured of high quality photographs supported by interesting facts (I have received good feedback on the quality of my photography). I prefer the human touch by meeting groups face to face.

Where will I travel................ I have a Motorhome and a wife willing to navigate! Just minimun travel costs.


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