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All the best in one place! Think of this as Summer Camp for Adults.
In our digital world the more online, plugged in and connected we become the more disconnected we become from others.
This group, with intention, uses social medial to be Social in Real Life.
The mission of this group is its name.
Los Angeles is vibrant and diverse city. We have the opportunity to explore it and make new friends while doing so. Meetup is one of the few (maybe only) websites dedicated to having it's participants get offline and do things in reality.
"There are no strangers here; Only friends you haven't yet met." (William Butler Yeats )
EVERYONE IS WELCOME INTO THE GROUP!
This is a place where everyone can just come as they are, and mingle with people who are like them AND who are NOT like them. We are not limited, restricted or exclusive by age, gender, gender preference, national origin, relationship status, etc.
To put it more simply this group is open to all. All ages, all genders, all sexual orientations, all types - And that includes you!!!
There are plenty of meetups that exclude based of one reason or another. Or there plenty meetups where people self segregate. This meetup is neither of those. Diversity is coveted here. People are not monochrome and neither are we. You will fit in perfectly and find a lot of folks who just like you in certain aspect, and differ from you in others. It's the good kind of variety of life.
Some events on this group may specify limits at times. Those will be clearly noted when needed. At times they may be age delineated, or even gender related. Limits are placed often as a means to control size. The event can then be repeated/recycled with a different limit range. If there is an event you really wish to go to with a limit, . . . please contact me. You can be the impetus and the catalyst for the next event in the different limit/range. Other times the limit can be waived or bent as needed.
Challenge yourself and importantly, BE yourself and expand your horizons and comfort zone. Let your hair down! Go wild! Be open minded and be non-judgmental. The group is based off quality events to bring people together from positive social interaction. Anyone who wants to explore an alternative, bohemian, experimental, strange, obscure, weird, wild, absurd, bizarre, avant garde, unconventional, wild-at-heart side of Los Angeles is welcome!
In the interest of making events successful . . . I will spread events across other meetup groups to bump up attendance. For as you know, . . . sometimes people don't show up. Some Organizers get really bent out of shape if people have life get in the way and for whatever reason are a 'no-show".
We do however know that life happens. Even if it's 10 mins before the event. Just change your rsvp. No worries. No harm-no foul. There is not any sort strikes or penalty system, and there is nobody keeping score. The exception will be if it is listed as a "no flake" event. On those you gotta give good notice of changes. It's about fun and community. What I have found is that by being mellow and and having good events more show up. We tend to have 80% or more attendance. Approach with compassion. So if you don't make one event or another. . . try and make it to the next, or the one after that. When you do make it, .. . . we will be glad you are there and all are welcome.
Here are the basics of group rules.
- Do NOT contact members who you have not met in real life.
- Avoid Put Downs.
- Speak For Yourself.
- Listen To Others.
- You Have The Option To Pass.
- Expect Unfinished Business.
While there are flexible attendance rules. There are sex/gender related rules. As a guideline do not message people you have not met in person. This is not an online dating place. Ladies: If a guy messages you please contact me. There have been problems with that happening over meetup in general. It's just not cool. Meetup is about real life and not virtual. Guys, . . . get off your computer and come to an event. Say hello in person. Smile, . . . be personable and decent. And just be there to get to know people and make friends of whatever gender. You can always use new good friends. And this is one way to make/meet them. Wingman tactics and and Pickup artist tactics are similarly not allowed in this group. Organizers of another group that are not an organizer or host here are also not allowed to solicit members.
The rest of the rule are just good ways to live and be.
Photo and Name: You are allowed to join with whatever name and whatever photo. HOWEVER the main organizers may request you change either name or photo a their discretion. Names that are products, promotional, advertisements are red flags that will be requested to change or be removed. If you are using a photo that is not your face, a current face photo may be requested. Here is the rule of thumb. Fake name and fake photo will be requested to change to a real photo and a real name or face removal. Real photo and fake name is usually fine. Fake photo and real name is usually fine.
IF you need to maintain privacy of both then contact the main organizers and just ask. That's all it takes usually.
All organizers on the group do have different set of rules.
The rules simplified.
• No Emailing (do not use the bulk email feature in any way)
• No outside links
• Great Copy
• Great Pix
• 4 weeks notice is best.
• List any money costs in the first 2 or 3 lines.
Not too many rules. Not too complicated. They all have to do with respect for the membership.
Let's talk a little more about age: Are you in your 20s 30s 40s 50s 60s 70s 80s 90s ? (btw some write 20's 30's 40's 50's 60's 70's 80's 90's ). I am often asked "What age range is this group?" 20 40 maybe? 30 50 perhaps? Or even 60 70. Forties ( forty's forty ), Fifties ( fifty's fifty ) of sixties ( sixty's sixty ) or older does matter. 24-39 3000 20+ 30+ 50+ 60+ & under or over. We are just aiming at good community.
Yeah, . . . All that is great, . . . But I still have one question, . . . What age is your group?
Age is a state of mind. And our state (this group) has no borders.
If so then you may be looking for us!
We do NOT discriminate by age, sex or gender, gender preference, origin, religion, belly button lint, etc . . . .
Do you enjoy friendship, activities, key networking, casual socializing, parties learning, sharing, inspiration? You do!?!?! How about personal and professional development with active nerd adult ( adults ) who like adventure ( adventurers, adventures, adventurous ) stuff that may involve silly dance game ( games ) and cool nerds with addicting, amazing fun? Great!!!! There will be sweet things to discover while engaging in retro revival underground unique geeky exploration of fringe play plus speed punk quirky sophisticated spectacular geek socials with high society making savvy friends. It will be an offbeat odyssey of an outing to nerdy paradise and we will party at random places (see locations below). Come and share fine no flake ( flakes ) fun that is free or inexpensive and goes late into the lovely night. Left, right or center, we will live life together and enjoy.
We do some sports related events. Are you interested in teammates players for your sport or hobby? Such as bowling, trivia, camping, biking, hike, hikes, hiking, snowboarder, snowboarding, ski, skiing, kayaking? Or even related to bmi, exercise, fitness, healthy, lock pong, recreation, recreational, outdoor, york Halloween, mammoth mountain, St Patrick's, Ensenada, un scrabble solitaire poker or more!!! We run the range.
A bigger majority of what we are cultural ( culture ), language, travel, music, arts, festival, performance, crave, dining, exotic, restaurant, food, foodie, architecture, art, artistic, urban, or ballet. But it does not stop there. We also do comedy, concert ( concerts ), cook, cooking, theater, theatre, culinary, cultural, tours, sub-culture, subculture sponge ( sponges ), performances, dances, dancing, museums, musical ( musicals ), bars, foodies, dinner, dinning, bbq, beach, restaurants, trips, cruise ( cruises ), cuisine. And even with all that we still to even more!!! Including, flea n farmer (farmers) market ( markets ), boutique, burlesque, crafting, craft, create, creating, sushi, pho, pizza, tastings, tickets, kim chi, tai kimchi, deserts, eating, festivals, film, films, galleries, games, karaoke, movies, sutra kama karma.And now the important question. Did we miss one? Oh. . . OK then, . . Send that so we can add it to the list.
Aside from the High Brow we do engage in the Low Brow such as wine, beer, drink, bar hopping, dive bars ( dives ), rave ( raver ravers raves raving ), hip-hop hiphop, hole holes-in-walls, crawl crawls, trance techno, dubstep, night nightclub, nightlife, nights. As well as classic club clubbing, clubs eclectic, edm electro electronica, pubs, pub speak, speakeasy, drinks, meet meeting mix mixer mixers mixing, greet, happy hour hours haunts, Did somebody say volunteer mingle? Let's DoLA or make a Timeout and TimeoutLA. LAist anyone?
So the High Brow and the Low Brow get together and make up THE KNOW BROW and that is all about people and who makes us up.
By ethnicity we very much match the instagram ethnic makeup of Los Angeles with Caucasian and Non Hispanic Whites, Latino, Black or African American, Native American,Asian, Native Hawaiian and Other Pacific Islander and others such as Middle Eastern such as Arab or Israeli, and many more from across the global atlas.
Different than ethnicity is Nationality, or National Origin. And again . . . from that we run the range European, Filipino, Japanese, Korean, Pacific Islander, Indian, Taiwanese (Taiwan), Thai, Vietnamese, Chinese ( China, Cantonese, Mandarin ), Hong Kong Mexican ( Mexico ), and more and more. Even USC or UCLA
And that makes for sooooooooo many languages. We like language and the culture it is able to unlock It brings English, Spanish second ESL and ELL and ASL are big here. Hebrew, Yiddish, German, French, And the gamut of others to translate ( translation translator ) with class (classes).
Tolerance is a main tenet here as we are Christian ( Catholic, Mormon, etc), Jewish (Jew Jews), Muslim, Sikh, Hindu, Buddhist, tech Scientology and more. And even Republican, Conservative, Liberal, Democrat, Libertarian, Bernie / BernieCrat, or even Trump or Trumpian or Scientologist. This is a big tent and since it's decent social we will all be decent.
What it comes down to is we are making new friends ( friend freind freinds ) and to be friendly. Almost like finding your entourage Made up of Men (man men's mens) and women ( woman women's ) and non-binary too. Members may be young or old, married, single ( divorce divorced separated and never married ) or coupled (couple as part of a committed relationship / relationships ). Many are likely singles and looking to date in one way or another. Going on dates or dating is fine. But it does NOT happen via using the group like Tinder, Match.com, POF or eharmony.
This group is about real life. So online messaging of people you have not met in real life is not allowed. Why such a rule?
Because it is heterosexist of you to assume that all people are interested in you. Like is says above there are married or those in committed relationships. There is is also the range of sexual preference in the group. Gay, lesbian girls lgbt lgbtq queer bi poly swing swinger swinging and any sort of variation such as transsexual and transgender. We do accept all. Even rs40 and rso40. We do NOT accept SpeedDating or Speedating or whatever you call it. It's forbidden.
Whoever you find cute, hot, sexy or find attraction to that comes in person. Plenty a match and romance or spark may happen. You may find your love (or lover). But you also may just make great friends girlfriend ( girlfriends ). It's just down to good decent social. Conscious communication and engagement that makes for self-improvement and improvement of others. Conversation and network or networking of professionals. That's just smart l33t leet api entrepreneur groupting that will lead to inspirational international consciousness.
We just added Game of Thrones GOT and The Walking Dead viewing parties.
Where do you do events? We do them ALL OVER!!!! I have taken the time to look at past events and the cities they have happened in and near and put it together with the upcoming location too. Our groups IS different, . . . we DO range all over the city. Here are where we HAVE BEEN, and where we are GOING!! All of it is obscure or obscura.
So I have gone in great detail to cover who we are and what we do. This is accurate and verifiable by going to our past events and looking that what we have done. This is all fact based on the breadth, scope and mission of this group.
If you have made it this far. Then watch this and then, . . .get off social media and on meetup. The social part of social media. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GEWnXmDfVZg
This group is also very Reddit and Redditor affiliated. As such redditors events will be doing activities that do involve meme memes dank redidit subeddit snu snoo lurker boardgames board gaming gamer video cardgames card cards against humanity computers anime internet upvote downvote vote secret santa harry potter wow world warcraft karma programming digg cheap low cost nsfw league legends wtf youtube hearthstone twitch csgo narwhals bacon bacons midnight overwatch lol bernie sanders front page reddiyt r/all homepage android apple iphone mac samsung s6 s7 s8 r mobile funny dota dota2 nba politics discussion pokemon aww askreddit app apps comicon comic con convention disneyland disney diy diablo rams dodgers raiders cosplay star trek wars trekkie scifi sci-fi science fiction gif troll thrones got comment comments ama til today i learned ask me anything steam pc independent yorker independents artemis jackbox jack box com firefly serenity citizen& something comedy urban nightlife foodies friendship sierra wine food drinks dining american ny karaoke
And the other members will have events involving cuisine recreation organizations snowboarding recreational fitness pubs eating culinary consciousness psychology philosophy growth conversation snowboarder theatre theater performances movies films creating galleries museums speak easy speakeasy opening nights music film festivals dancing street performance literature hikes greet tastings tours crawls outdoor activities beer * " ! +
left eclectic couple couples mel town mixing jason la professionals business lovers lover exercise referral hike boating boat hollywood adventurers ballet eow tips asian downtown dtla ladies lady socal oc orange county english esl korean strategy jewish yid yiddish jew hebrew catholic healthy california connect hot christian cute beach wednesday ivy south bay pasadena woodland hills men man male gay european realities parents americans newly inland empire southern thai japanese chinese vietnamese filipino service empowerment females female law badminton mountain biking cooking book zandra sub-culture holes-in-walls hidden haunts seminars art classes, 3,000 jan 2017 boutique twist organized welcome boxing line camping archery trivia architecture classes burlesque baseball beat flee kyaking chi early morning adventures skin walls deserts small venues farmers trips written spoken word soooo losangeles los angeles ucla usc cantonese westside west ass artistic arts citizen cook crafting dances dinning learning festival foodie girl jews mens organization snowboardingsocal tip wall hong kong
LA is made up of MANY smaller cites. Those living ANY of those cities are of course welcome in the group. They include: ventura thousand oaks monica silverlake san fernando valley, studio city beverly marina del rey redondo long barbara l.a. east eastside gabriel valley ventrua angeles, palos verdes peninsula, gateway cities, harbor region north crescenta portions conejo antelope clarita central: mid-wilshire northeast acton adams-normandie forest agoura agua dulce alhambra alondra park altadena crest arcadia arleta arlington heights artesia athens atwater village avalon avocado azusa central baldwin hills/crenshaw bel-air bell bellflower gardens grove beverlywood boyle bradbury brentwood broadway-manchester burbank calabasas canoga carson carthay castaic canyons alameda century cerritos charter oak chatsworth reservoir chesterfield square cheviot chinatown citrus claremont commerce compton covina cudahy culver cypress aire desert view highlands diamond downey duarte eagle rock mirada northwest echo elizabeth lake el monte segundo sereno elysian encino exposition fairfax pomona florence florence-firestone gardena glassell glendale glendora gramercy granada green meadows griffith hacienda hancock hansen dam harvard hasley canyon hawaiian hawthorne hermosa highland historic south-central huntington hyde industry inglewood irwindale jefferson koreatown k-town cañada flintridge montrose ladera habra balboa hughes terrace lakewood lancaster puente larchmont verne lawndale leimert lennox leona lincoln littlerock lomita lopez/kagel feliz lynwood malibu manchester manhattan mar vista mayflower maywood mid-city mid wilshire monrovia montebello montecito monterey mount washington northridge palmdale whittier norwalk mountains pacific palisades pacoima palms estates panorama paramount pico rivera robertson union playa porter ranch quartz hill ramona rancho dominguez reseda ridge route rolling rosemead rowland dimas marino pasqual pedro fe springs sawtelle sepulveda basin shadow sherman madre signal silver southeast gate jose stevenson sunland sun sylmar tarzana temple toluca topanga torrance tujunga unincorporated catalina island susana universal university valinda glen val verde van nuys venice vermont knolls vermont-slauson verdugos vernon veterans administration park-windsor vincent walnut watts adams westchester westlake westmont whittier-los nietos westwood narrows willowbrook wilmington windsor winnetka
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See all- EBC! Everest Base Camp Trek, A bucket list adventure. Incl helicopter ride down=Overseas Event. You depart from LA with others, Los Angeles, CA
This is definitely event where you get to connect to the mountains.
It embodies adventure and the romance of traveling to far off places.
It is also tempered with safety and do-ability.
The actual dates are Apr 25-May 11, 2025 and the trip is 17 days/16 nights.
We have done this adventure twice already, in 2021 and 2022, and everybody had a blast! CLICK HERE to see attendee photos of the EBC trekWE HAVE MADE CHANGES BASED UPON EXPERIENCE.
- We are ADDING Yoga and Meditation, and a local expert TO BE WITH US to guide in Buddhist practice and local culture.
- We are ADDING two days while going up to better acclimatize.
- We are ADDING a HELLICOPTER FLIGHT from our highest camp back to start point AND REMOVING two days going down by taking the flight.
To clarify. We are NOT going up to the top of Everest (29,000’)
We are going to Everest Base Camp at 17,600’
Our starting elevation will be in Lukla at 9,400’You need to be of average or better fitness. If you can manage walking 3-6 hours a day, up and down a hill while carrying a light daypack, you will be OK! If you are very fit and work out and train, you will be at the front.
Professional guides to lead, and Yaks to carry our gear are included. And a Yak Herder too!!
All that is left for us to carry is our water, snacks and camera.
But I don't have the needed gear?!
Sleeping bag and parka, rated to -10C are provided and walking poles too!Does this include food?
All meals on the trek potion are included.What is lodging like?
We are sleeping in a series of "Tea Houses" along the route. You will have a bed in a shared room with roommate (from the group). Sorry, a solo room will not be available on this trip. We will pair up everybody.How dangerous is this? What if I get sick or hurt?
This is NOT the summiting Everest with people dying from bad choices. We will be walking on an established, well used trail the entire time, and NOT on snow or ice. Stats from past years show that 30,000 people a year do the EBC Trek. With all that said, . . . our trip INCLUDES emergency insurance. We are also Certified Wilderness First Responders.
Plain and simple, safety is our primary goal. We will have an experienced guide and porters, and we will be along the entire way.How much does this cost?
Everest Base Camp Trip $3750 - 17 Days, land only (airfare not included)
For this trip we don’t offer single occupancy and we match you with a roommate if you don't have one.We might be able to organize a group airfare from Los Angeles (LAX):**
Group Airfare would be around $1600. We will be working on this in the summer of 2024.RSVP to this event shows your interest, but does not hold your space.
The only way to secure your spot for this trip is a $250 deposit for the land portion: CLICK HERE FOR SECURE DEPOSIT LINK
Deposit is refundable up to 90 days before the departure (less PayPal fees).For more information fill out this form: https://forms.gle/cQdqYw74gAYqphXX8
Land Cost includes:
- Airport pick up and drop off 4 times
- 3 nights at Kathmandu hotel
- 13 nights Tea House accommodation during the trek.
- Kathmandu / Lukla Flights
- All entries, required permits and taxes
- Guide, Assistant guides and Porters
- Food and drinks during the trek
- Helicopter ride back from Gorakshep to Lukla
- Sim Card
- Sleeping bag, down jacket, hiking poles
- Welcome and Farewell dinner
- Sightseeing Tour in Kathmandu
This is the adventure of a lifetime!
It is done in a safe manner and includes lots with no surprises.
To receive detailed itinerary, inclusions etc CLICK HERE and fill out our google form.AND/OR if you have questions?
Message direct to Anna (flights and itinerary)
Message Direct to Marc (screen name Oddie)AND/OR
We do a Zoom Q & A (every other) Wed 6:00-7:30 PM
CLICK HERE FOR THE Zoom Event
CLICK HERE for Google Form to get Reminder for the zoomNOTE: The "land portion" of this trip starts in Kathmandu on Apr 25 and ends on Mar 11. This event is longer than Meetup date range. Or April 9th to March 12th if you include flight time.
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As a meetup group we have gone to EBC, Kilimanjaro, Machu Picchu, Galapagos and other bucket list place. Come alone and leave with new lifelong friends.
Live the adventure instead of only dreaming it!
- My Great Alaska Expedition, Part One: Glacier Bay National ParkArctic Club Hotel, Seattle, WA
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THIS TRIP IS NOT AVAILABLE.
Join me this summer on THE GREAT ALASKAN EXPEDITION to visit/backpack/kayak all eight Alaskan National Parks.
But first join me on this first of four epic tours*: an unforgettable, once-in-a-lifetime, three-part, seventeen-day journey to SOUTHEASTERN ALASKA, THE ENTIRE “INSIDE PASSAGE,” AND GLACIER BAY NATIONAL PARK AND PRESERVE.*
Also known as the Alaskan Panhandle or “Inside Passage,” this 1000-mile stretch of rugged coastline and islands is a land of breathtaking beauty and adventure home to majestic mountains, sheer fjords, and awe-inspiring tidewater glaciers.
From the stunning landscapes of Glacier Bay National Park to the vibrant towns of Juneau and Skagway, every moment of this journey promises to be an unforgettable experience.
Our journey will begin in Seattle and ride the Amtrak Cascades train to Bellingham, Washington. There we will board the Alaska Marine Highway’s ferry for four days through the exquisitely wild and wonderful “Inside Passage” taking us through the charming towns of Ketchikan, Wrangell, Petersburg, and Sitka, each with its own unique character and history.
We'll fully explore the gold rush boom towns of Juneau and Skagway and immerse ourselves into the pristine arctic wilderness of Glacier National Park and Preserve. We’ll complete our journey with a thrilling ride on the White Pass and Yukon Railroad to Whitehorse, Yukon.
As we explore this enchanting region, you'll have the opportunity to “whale watch” within the “Inside Passage,” “bear watch” within pristine Glacier Bay, catamaran up to the very face of massive tidewater glaciers, and helicopter ride to the top of magnificent Mendenhall or Herbert Glacier.
We’ll canoe/kayak across beautiful Lake Mendenhall to the base of Mendenhall Glacier and climb up majestic Mt. Roberts for a 1700’ tram ride back down to Juneau.
We’ll withdraw from the modern day-to-day frenzy to unwind on an unforgettable three-day, two-night kayaking and camping adventure through the breathtaking Beardslee Islands in Glacier Bay National Park. Led by experienced guides, we'll paddle through crystal-clear waters, immerse ourselves in untouched wilderness, and camp under the glistening stars surrounded by the majestic beauty of this UNESCO World Heritage Site. We’ll relax and simply soak up the peaceful tranquility of this wild and untouched wilderness.
With a range of accommodations provided, from cozy bed and breakfasts to luxurious hotels, we'll relax and de-stress in style after each day's adventures. And on many evenings, we’ll have the opportunity to savor authentic Alaskan cuisine drawn daily from the icy waters of the Last Frontier.
Whether you're a nature lover, a backcountry adventure seeker, or simply someone looking for a unique and unforgettable experience, this journey to Southeast Alaska has something for everyone.
Join me on this 17-day adventure and discover the breathtaking beauty and magic of this incredible region.
…OUR TRIP HIGHLIGHTS:
Begin Your Tour on a Beautiful Late-Spring Evening In Seattle and a Morning’s Journey on the World-Famous Amtrak Cascades Train to Bellingham, WA.
Visit historic and vibrant Pike’s Place Market or climb high into the Space Needle or see the westward expanse of Puget Sound at sunset from the top of the Seattle Great Wheel. Spend the night in luxury at the Arctic Club Hotel. Then, the next morning, take a leisurely Pacific Northwest excursion to Bellingham on the world-famous Amtrak Cascades and see why National Geographic touts this route as one of the top ten train trips in North America.
Then Experience an Unforgettable Four-day Ferry Excursion Through the Entire “Inside Passage:”
Embark on an unforgettable four-day, three-night, beautiful and life-expanding ferry excursion along Alaska’s extraordinary thousand-mile Marine Highway.
Witness stunning coastal scenery, four charming island towns, and unforgettable wildlife as you journey within the extraordinary Inside Passage from Bellingham to Juneau (with side-stops in quirky and fun Ketchikan, Wrangell, Petersburg, and, Sitka).
Rest comfortably within your onboard cabins each evening and dine each meal at the full-service restaurant or the cafeteria.
This is not a cruise line; this is the ultimate rugged and authentic Alaskan experience!Immerse Yourself In Spectacular Glacier Bay National Park and Preserve:
Experience the raw, unspoiled, and unforgettable beauty of Glacier Bay National Park and Preserve, a stunningly beautiful World Heritage site, on a five-day adventure!
The first of eight parks included in my Great Alaskan Expedition, explore towering blue glaciers by catamaran, deep and misty fjords by kayak, and abundant, untamed, and thrilling-to-behold wildlife this American and Alaskan jewel!
There is no place on the planet like Glacier Bay.
As the National Park Service writes of the sounds of its wildness,
“Among all of Alaska's national parks and other public lands, Glacier Bay may offer the greatest richness and variety of natural, wild voices. On a given day, park visitors might hear an astounding assortment of sounds: glacial ice exploding into a tidal inlet, wolves howling along a wave-washed shore, loon cries echoing between forested islands, humpback whales calling, hermit thrushes singing among high boughs, brown bears thrashing after salmon, raindrops making polyrhythms on a muskeg pond, shore crabs scuffling among tidal boulders, harbor seals growling on ice rafts, and moose grunting in wet meadows.”Join us in this truly life-changing immersion within the pure and true Alaskan wild!
Kayak into the Wild and Stunningly Picturesque Beardslee Islands:
Paddle among the bears and whales, puffins and sea lions, wolves and loons on a once-in-a-lifetime guided, three-day, two-night kayaking and tent-camping journey into Glacier Bay’s resplendent Beardslee Islands! Awaken each morning within a world of stunning beauty. Paddle each day through the pure and crystalline Arctic depths. Prepare your meals along the pristine icy-water’s shoreline and make camp each night below the unblemished, starry expanse of the extraordinary evening Alaskan sky.
Glacier Bay offers each of us a washing away of an unhealthy planet and a deep renewal of spirit.Witness the Majesty of Magnificent Margerie and Grand Pacific Glaciers by Catamaran:
Join an all-day catamaran excursion deep into Glacier Bay’s world-famous, wild and wonderful, West Arm where the 250-foot, blue-hued Margerie and Grand Pacific Glaciers tower above. Witness icy monoliths calving into turquoise waters as humpback whales, playful seal pups, and soaring seabirds thrive within this truly breathtaking wilderness.
Relax at Historic and Rustic Glacier Bay Lodge:
Unwind in rustic style with a four-night stay at historically and architecturally significant Glacier Bay Lodge. This landmark hotel offers rustic, yet modern, comforts amidst breathtaking scenery. Designed by famed Seattle architect, John Morse, in 1966, the Lodge is a fully exemplary model of the mid-century “Park Service Modern” architectural style. Dine at the in-house Fairweather Dining Room or outside on the deck where the Alaskan “cuisine is as spectacular as the scenery surrounding you.”
Discover Juneau’s Hidden and Unique Charm:
Explore Alaska’s vibrant capital city on a three-day adventure! Discover Juneau’s hidden gems from stunning natural beauty to rich history and culture.
Enjoy four nights’ stay in the heart of downtown Juneau! Savor distinctly Alaskan cuisine in award-winning restaurants and breakfast along the turn-of-the-twentieth-century waterfront. Surrounded by century-old historic buildings, shops, and restaurants, you’ll be immersed within the city’s distinct character.
Challenge yourself with a beautiful 1700’ hike up spectacular Mount Roberts for breathtaking views of Juneau! Enjoy shopping and lunch before an easier and even more scenic heart-stirring tram-ride back down to downtown Juneau.
Join us on several privately-guided museum and city tours of historic museums, landmarks, and hidden gems. Uncover and discover Juneau’s rich history and culture!
Thrill with a Mendenhall or Herbert Glacier Helicopter and Kayak Tour:
Take a heart-quickening helicopter ride to either the top of Juneau’s world-famous Mendenhall Glacier or atop the spectacular Herbert Glacier deep within the Juneau Icefield. Then, journey across ice-filled Mendenhall Lake by either kayak or canoe to the base of Mendenhall Glacier!
Get up close and personal with these distinctly Alaskan natural wonders!Explore Rustic and Historic Gold-Rush Era Skagway:
Visit charming Skagway, a vibrant reminder of our Klondike past, following another thrilling ferry excursion through the mystical Inside Passage. Explore the historic charm of this gilded Gold Rush town on a guided “Ghosts and ‘Goodtime Girls’ Walking Tour” of Skagway’s National Historical Buildings. Visit the Klondike Gold Rush National Historical Park and its hands-on Visitor Center.
Then, relax within the truly turn-of-the-nineteenth century ambiance of your evening’s stay at the historic and delightful bed-and-breakfast, the Skagway Inn. Dine upon authentic and distinctly Alaskan cuisine – Bearing Sea crab, wild-caught and Alaska born salmon, halibut and shrimp, and responsibly-sourced wild game- at the inn’s heralded Olivia’s Bistro.
Ride the Historic Narrow-gauge White Pass and Yukon Route Railway.
Embark on a nail-bitingly thrilling gold rush-era, narrow-gauge train ride through the notoriously treacherous White Pass along the Klondike’s gold-infused mountainsides.Experience the excitement of this historic journey!
Then, continue by comfortable motorbus ride into Canada, arriving for your trip’s final evening’s dinner and stay in the quaint and quirky capital city of the Yukon Territory, Whitehorse.
…TRAVEL DATES: MAY 29TH, 2025 TO JUNE 13TH, 2025 (NOTICE: NOT 6/11)
HOWEVER, this trip will be composed of THREE “SECTIONS (please see the itinerary below for specific dates of each Section).”
The SECOND SECTION, “SECTION B,” is MANDATORY - meaning YOU MUST PARTICIPATE IN THIS PORTION OF THE ADVENTURE to PARTICIPATE AT ALL.
“SECTION B” includes our initial five days exploring Juneau (this including all hotels, transportation, and tours) and our final evening’s stay in Juneau; our transportation to (by ferry) and from (by airline) Glacier Bay National Park; our stays at Glacier Bay Lodge; our catamaran tour of Glacier Bay’s West Arm; our three-day kayak adventure into the Beardslee Islands; and our gentle exploration of the park itself.
The FIRST SECTION, “SECTION A,” which precedes Section B, is an available “add-on” for an additional fee.
SECTION A includes the full four-day, Inside Passage ferry journey from Bellingham to Juneau with evenings in our cabins onboard and stops in Ketchikan, Wrangell, Petersburg, and Sitka; the first evening’s stay in Seattle; and the Amtrak Cascades train from Seattle to Bellingham.
THE THIRD SECTION, “SECTION C,” which follows Section B, is also an available “add-on” for an additional fee.
SECTION C includes the Inside Passage ferry journey from Juneau to Skagway; the evening’s stay in Skagway; the White Pass & Yukon Route railroad northward with the connecting bus trip to Whitehorse; and the evening’s stay in Whitehorse.
…INCLUSIONS:
√ Every hotel - ten hotel nights in all.
√ ALL transportation from the moment you join our adventure in either Bellingham, WA or Juneau, AK until the moment you leave us. This includes helicopters and catamarans, ferries and trains, airplanes and bus rides, shuttles and trams. (However, we do not cover your transportation to and from our scheduled itinerary nor any transportation you separately secure within our scheduled itinerary.)
√ All entry fees and private tour fees.
√ All meals as indicated within the itinerary. As of this posting, for the ENTIRE trip: seven breakfasts, one lunch, and three dinners (if ten or more participants). However, depending on the number of participants, up to three more breakfasts and three dinners may be added to the itinerary ** (All other meals and meal payments not on the itinerary shall be the participant’s responsibility.)
√ ALL activities and excursions described within the itinerary.
EXCLUSIONS:
√ We do not cover your transportation to and from our scheduled itinerary nor any transportation you separately secure within our scheduled itinerary.
√ All meals, snacks, and meal payments not on the itinerary shall be the participant’s responsibility**
√ NO backcountry food, water, snacks, or supplies are provided. Bring sufficient food, water, equipment, and supplies for all kayaking, hiking, and touring adventures. (Kayaking-specific supplies, however, shall be provided by the kayaking outfitter.)
√ NO “trip cancellation/interruption/travel insurance” or “emergency evacuation insurance” are provided. No health insurance is provided. You are strongly advised to purchase all insurances you deem necessary and appropriate.
√ No alcoholic beverages are provided.
√ No laundry service is provided.
√ No guide or other services gratuity is provided.
√ We do not provide nor pay for any and all activities and services not listed within the “inclusions.”
…TO BEGIN YOUR RESERVATION:
To secure every reservation, I will need to have a firm number by February 5th.
√ If you believe you may be interested in this FIRST trip, PLEASE CLICK THE “ATTEND” BUTTON below.
√ THEN, contact me as soon as possible at 602-292-0753 or mmozellca@icloud.com to discuss (please know that there is no commitment whatsoever at this time; this is simply me trying to know at the outset how many of you have an interest so I can secure those hard-to-secure reservations).
√ Pay a $600 deposit by February 10th.
√ Pay the balance due by March 1st.
√ Agree to read and sign the forthcoming “Terms and Conditions” Agreement.”
√ Attend all online group events.
…HERE IS OUR TENTATIVE (BUT DATE-SPECIFIC) ITINERARY**:
Section A, Day One, May 29, 2025: Arrive separately in Seattle, WA. Check into hotel. Explore Seattle. Evening at hotel (TBD). However, you may arrive in Bellingham on May 30th, if you choose, skipping both the hotel and the Amtrak train trip.
Section A, Day Two, May 30, 2025: Breakfast at the hotel. Uber to Seattle’s Amtrak King Street Station. Ride to Bellingham. Explore Bellingham. Arrive at ferry terminal by 3 pm. Board at 4 pm. Check into cabins. Leave port at 6 pm. Sail through the spectacular Inside Passage. Dinner together (paid separately) in restaurant on board. Evening in cabin. B
Section A, Day Three, May 31, 2025: Sail through the majestic Inside Passage. Watch for breeching humpback whales, playful seal pups, lumbering grizzly bears, and soaring seabirds amidst rain-forested islands and glacial fjords. Meals are separately purchased on board. Evening in cabin.
Section A, Day Four, June 1, 2025: Sail through the magical Inside Passage. Stop in fun and quirky Ketchikan. Breakfast separately. Explore town for two hours. Stops in Wrangell and Petersburg briefly (half hour each). Meals are separately purchased on board. Evening in cabin.
Section A, Day Five/Section B, Day One, June 2, 2025: (Section A Participants): Sail through the misty and mystical Inside Passage. Stop for possible breakfast and exploration of delightful Sitka. (Transportation to town is not included.) Meals are separately purchased on board. Arrive/disembark in Juneau at 6:30 pm. Shuttle to downtown hotel (TBD). Meet up with arriving Section B Participants. All participants check in. Group dinner (TBD). Evening at hotel. DSection B, Day Two, June 3, 2025 (ALL Participants): Breakfast at the hotel or in town. Meet at Mt. Roberts trailhead by 9 am. Climb 1700 magnificent feet up to shops/restaurants at the Sky Bridge/Mountain House Complex. Have lunch (paid separately). Ride the extraordinary Goldbelt Tram 1700 feet back down to town. Walk to the Juneau-Douglas City Museum for self-guided group tour at 2:45 pm. Explore downtown Juneau on the docent-guided “Historic Downtown Juneau Tour” from 4:00 to 5:30 pm. Return to the hotel to refresh and prepare for dinner. Dine at the fabulous In Boca al Lupe Restaurant (TBD). Return to the hotel for the evening. B, D
Section B, Day Three, June 4, 2025***: Breakfast at the hotel or in town** Meet at the Alaska State Museum at 9:00 am. Explore the museum until 10:45 am. Walk to the Tramway Building to be shuttled at 11:15/11:45 to the helicopter base to begin the 2.5 hour helicopter tour to the top of either the Mendenhall Glacier or the Juneau Icefield’s Herbert Glacier. Explore the magnificent glacier on foot. Return by helicopter and shuttle to the Tramway Building. Quickly eat a late lunch. Return to the Tramway Building to be shuttled to Lake Mendenhall for a 3.5 hour guided kayak or canoe adventure across the lake to the base of Mendenhall Glacier. Shuttle back to the Tramway Building by 7:15 pm. Return to the hotel to prepare for your separate dinner in town. Evening in the hotel. B
Section B, Day Four, June 5, 2025: Arise very early. Shuttle/walk to ferry by 6 am. Board and set sail by 7 am. Meals are separately purchased on board. Arrive Gustavus at 1:15 pm. Check into the historic Glacier Bay Lodge. Explore Glacier Bay National Park and the Visitor Center. Group dinner (TBD) at Glacier Bay Lodge Restaurant. Evening at the Lodge. B, D
Section B, Day Five, June 6, 2025: Arise very early. Breakfast (paid separately) at Lodge. Board at 6:50 am a high-speed catamaran for full-day excursion through Glacier Bay’s extraordinary West Arm to the base of the towering (250’) and calving Margerie and Grand Pacific Glaciers. The eight-hour tour is narrated by a National Park Ranger. A boxed lunch is provided. Return 3:30 pm. Ready for the three-day kayak tour with a kayak/camper orientation at 4:00 pm. Dine at Glacier Bay Lodge Restaurant or in Gustavus (dinner and transportation to Gustavus paid separately). Evening at the Lodge. L
Section B, Day Six, June 7, 2025: Breakfast (paid separately) at Lodge. Prepare for three-day, two-night guided (two guides) kayaking adventure into the wild Beardslee Islands. Leave at around 10:00 am. Explore the islands and wildlife. Set up tent camp onshore. Lunch en route. Prepare backcountry dinner on shore. Enjoy the evening below the vast Alaskan sky.
Section B, Day Seven, June 8, 2025: Prepare breakfast. Prepare for Day Two’s kayaking adventure. Explore the islands and wildlife. Set up tent camp onshore. Lunch en route. Prepare backcountry dinner on shore. Enjoy the evening below the beautiful Alaskan sky.
Section B, Day Eight, June 9, 2025: Prepare breakfast. Prepare for Day Three’s kayaking adventure and return to our Lodge. Explore the islands and wildlife. Separately explore Glacier Bay National Park and/or Gustavus, AK. Dinner at Glacier Bay Lodge Restaurant or in Gustavus (dinner and transportation to Gustavus paid separately). Evening at the Lodge.
Section B, Day Nine, June 10, 2025: Breakfast (paid separately) at Lodge. Prepare to shuttle to Alaskan Airlines in Gustavus. Separately explore Glacier Bay National Park and/or Gustavus. Shuttle to Gustavus Airport. Arrive at 4:15 pm. Depart at 5:35. Arrive Juneau 6:15 pm. Shuttle to airport-area (TBD). Group dinner (TBD). Evening in hotel. D
Section B, Day Ten, June 11, 2025: All participants not traveling as Group 3 may head home as they have pre-planned.
Section C, Day One, June 11, 2025: Group 3 (Section C Participants): Arise very early. Breakfast at hotel. Arrive at the ferry terminal at 6 am. Depart for Skagway at 7 am. Sail through the mystical Inside Passage. Arrive Skagway, AK at 2 pm. Shuttle to hotel. Check in. Visit Klondike Gold Rush National Historical Park Visitor Center. Meet at the Red Onion Saloon at 3:30 pm for a guided, ninety minute “Ghosts and Goodtime Girls Walking Tour” of Skagway’s National Historical Buildings by. Dinner together (paid separately) at the Skagway Inn’s Olivia’s Bistro. Evening in hotel (TBD). B
Section C, Day Two, June 12, 2025: Breakfast at hotel. Explore quirky Skagway separately. Walk to the White Pass & Yukon Route Railway at noon. Depart at 12:55 pm for spectacular narrow-gauge Klondike-era ride through White Pass to Frasier, YK. From there, board a motor-coach to Whitehorse, YK. Shuttle to our airport-area hotel. Arrive 7:00 pm. Check in. Group dinner (TBD). Evening in hotel (TBD). B, D
Section C, Day Three, June 13, 2025: Breakfast at hotel. Full trip comes to an end. All trip participants may continue onward as they have pre-planned. B
B: Breakfast L: Lunch D: Dinner
COST**:
As of this posting, Section B costs $4250.
As of this posting, adding Section A to Section B costs $5150.
As of this posting, adding Section C to Section B costs $4995.
As of this posting, to participate in the entire journey, Sections A, B, and C, costs $5950.
For any trip cost which includes Section A, if you choose NOT to stay in Seattle/take the train to Bellingham, your cost shall be reduced by $200.
* Please read the "About Us" section within Meetup's "Backpackers of the American West" for a fuller description of my National Park visits.
** All prices and all components within the itinerary are subject to change.
*** PLEASE NOTE: The events scheduled for this day, June 4th, 2025, are tentative. These helicopter and kayak tour reservations are VERY time-sensitive and, therefore, very difficult to secure. However, there are many similar adventures that may be chosen.
…PLEASE KEEP IN MIND:
- THIS TRIP IS NOT AVAILABLE.
- IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO PARTICIPATE, PLEASE PRESS THE “ATTEND” BUTTON BY 2/5/25, THEN: CALL ME AT 602-292-0753 TO DISCUSS.
- You may call me at any time prior to 2/5/25 at 602 292-0753 to discuss the trip fully.
- Final cost to you is TBD. Price for each trip section listed above is an approximation and may change based on final reservations secured. As we progress, this will become known.
- To participate, you MUST press the “attend” button; have a direct phone conversation with Michelle Mozell; be approved to participate by Michelle Mozell; pay a $600 deposit by February 10th; pay the balance due by March 1st; agree to and sign the forthcoming “Terms and Conditions” Agreement”; and attend all online group events.
- A reservation without a deposit does not secure your spot on the trip.
- Rates for the hotels are based upon TWO PERSONS PER ROOM. If you wish to have a room of your own, this will increase your full payment.
- Upon selecting “Attend,” you will periodically receive additional trip notes that include: a kayak tour recommended gear and safety list; our fee and payment policy (including fee changes and deposits); our cancellation policy; our travel insurance and medical evacuation insurance policy recommendations; our revised rules and regulations; and any additional logistical information to enhance your safety and enjoyment of the trip.
- You are responsible for all transportation to and from our scheduled itinerary AND any transportation you separately secure within our scheduled itinerary.
- NO BACKCOUNTRY FOOD OR SUPPLIES ARE PROVIDED. BRING SUFFICIENT FOOD, EQUIPMENT, & SUPPLIES. Kayaking supplies, however, shall be provided.
- YOU ARE STRONGLY ADVISED TO PURCHASE “TRIP CANCELLATION/TRAVEL INSURANCE,” “EMERGENCY EVACUATION INSURANCE,” and HEALTH INSURANCE before you go. Call me to discuss!
- All reservations are final confirmation dependent and may change at any time. THERE ARE NO GUARANTEES THAT ANY RESERVATION IS FULLY SECURE.
- BRING YOUR PASSPORT and all other necessary forms of necessary identification.
- The minimum of participants is EIGHT; the maximum is TEN.
- PARTICIPATION IN THIS MEETUP AFFIRMS THAT YOU HAVE READ AND UNDERSTOOD THE INTERMEDIARY AND TEMPORARY LEGAL DISCLAIMER ON MEETUP’S BACKPACKERS OF THE AMERICAN WEST'S WEBSITE: (see: Meetup's Backpackers of the American West Rules and Regulations). PLEASE NOTE: THE TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF THIS AGREEMENT ARE SUBJECT TO THE TERMS AND CONDITIONS MANDATED BY THE NATIONAL PARK SERVICE AND, THEREFORE, SHALL CHANGE PRIOR TO THE TRIP.
- MICHELLE MOZELL RESERVES THE SOLE/UNILATERAL RIGHT TO CANCEL, ALTER, OR MODIFY THE TRIP ITINERARY, WITH PARTICULAR ATTENTION TO THE PLANNED EVENTS OF JUNE 4th, AS SHE DEEMS NECESSARY AT ANY TIME FOR ANY REASON WHATSOEVER.
- Please know that for the first time, I will be establishing a tour company, a California LLC, complete with robust, tour-company insurance, group tour discounts/perks (provided we have ten or more participants), and fully compliant access to Glacier Bay National Park. (And, for the first time, this trip will be a for-profit enterprise.)
- Photo citation: "NPS Photo"
- Featured International Meetup Trips for 2025 & 2026Link visible for attendees
This group has some great local outdoorsy/adventure events.
As the main group leads for the group we do have some more involved adventures that take more planning than your average weekend hike or camping trip.
These are treks or adventure trips to epic places around the world.
Bucket List Experiences if you will.Here is what's ahead:
Aug 10-20, 2025 EPIC MACHU PICCHU! vis Short Inca Trail or Train!!
Aug 10-20, 2025 The Salkantay Trek EPIC MACHU PICCHU!
Oct 12-23, 2025 Jordan: Dana to Petra Trek with bonus of Wadi Rum
Jun 05-14, 2026 Costa Rica Eco Adventure
Jun 18-27, 2026 Mt Kilimanjaro Trek! One of the 7 Summits
Jul 05-14, 2026 Gorilla Trekking in Uganda and Rwanda
Mar 06-16, 2027 Galapagos Islands Expedition
Apr 25-May 11, 2027 Everest Base Camp Yoga TrekWe have other overseas events, which are not that adventurous, but more refined and cultural.
How to learn more about the itinerary and prices?
What to do next?
How to attend?
What to pack?
What's included and not included?
Or any question you might have!!!You can send a direct meetup message:
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The other easy way is to fill out our form. You can check-box several events that way.
https://forms.gle/cQdqYw74gAYqphXX8ALSO . . .
We have a monthly Q & A video conference call to answer it all!
Rsvp on this event and join us on the listed date at 6pm Pacific time.
Here is the link to join https://meet.google.com/irp-rnyi-fgbRSVP here and we will send you a reminder too!!
What's that? You want to see what the events look like?
pix Pix PIX . . . everybody lives pix!! Here are some galleries of past Treks
Everest Base Camp Trek Photo Album
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Machu Picchu Salkantay Trek Photo Album
https://photos.app.goo.gl/1cveVTS54VkziKba6
Kilimanjaro Trek Photo Album
https://photos.app.goo.gl/xxemRMegDqTHHi4UA
Galapagos https://photos.app.goo.gl/chQ3swWt4jGiAabx5Take a look at the pix. Send us a note. Fill out the event form. RSVP here . . . whatever!! Get the ball rolling on your next adventure. Come and join us!!
The posted date and time of this event is a zoom call.
Here is the video call link to join https://meet.google.com/irp-rnyi-fgb - MACHU PICCHU via the epic Salkantay Trail. Experience wild Peru!Los Angeles International Airport, Los Angeles, CA
Discover the awe-inspiring journey to Machu Picchu with our three distinct options, each offering its own charm and adventure. As a Meetup, we travel as a group and still are able to tailor your Machu Picchu adventure according to your preferences and interests.
This event is for the hikers and trekkers, interested in The Salkantay Trek to Machu Picchu. This is a 4-Day hike on the ancient and remote footpath located in the same region as the Inca Trail where massive snow-capped mountains collide with lush tropical rainforests. It is less travelled than the Inca Trail, with breathtaking vistas! Considered by many the better alternate to get to Machu Picchu. It is also not that heavily regulated with government taxes and fees. Hence, the good price!
The Inca Trail is the "tourist" route. We are doing the 1-day hike, which is the second half of the classic Inca Trek and a full day at Machu Picchu. It is shorter and less difficult than the Salkantay. The views are stunning - mostly rainforest canopy and ancient historic sights. Those who are interested in this way to reach Machu Picchu, CLICK HERE to find the event.
The Train is just as it sounds. No long hike. Travel by rail and with less effort. This is intended for people with less mobility or those who wish to glamp it a bit. They will be traveling with the Inca Trail group, but instead of hiking for one full day, can opt for the convenience of the train ride. CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFO
Peru is an amazing place with many unbelievable surprises. We are sampling a little bit of everything - from the tall peaks of the Andes, to the majestic Inca ruins, to the Peruvian Jungle and not to forget...the famous Peruvian food and the pisco sour!!! This is a trip of a lifetime indeed!
Come enjoy this beautiful country the way you want. Visit Lima, the capital and sample some of the most famous fusion cuisine. Visit Cusco, the religious and administrative capital of the Inca Empire. Learn about the history of the Inca people and their amazing accomplishments. Then enjoy a stunning 4-day hike on the Salkantay Trail, culminating with a full day spent at Machu Picchu!
Machu Picchu via Salkantay Trail
Price per person for the land portion $2495, Double occupancy (Share)
Single Supplement (Hotels only, share during trek) $370
Secure Deposit Link for Salkantay Trail $251
***Airfare not included***RSVP to receive detailed Day-by-Day itinerary. If you wish to attend, deposit is the only way to secure your spot. Upon paying the deposit, please fill out this Participant's Form.
The deposit is refundable up to 90 day before departure.INCLUDED:
- Hotels in Lima, Cusco, Aguas Calientes.
- Emergency Insurance during Salkantay Trek portions
- Guided Sightseeing Tours in Lima and Cusco
- Breakfast Daily
- Welcome Dinner in Cusco
- Farewell dinner in Aguas Calientes after the trek
- All Meals during the Trek
- Hotel/Airport Transfers
- Porters and Professional Guides during the trek
Not Included
- International and domestic airfare
- Any other meals not stated
- Gratuities and personal expenses.
- Travel Insurance when not on the Trek portion (we can give you a quote for that)
This event is posted to several groups. The number of RSVP does not reflect the actual number of participants. CLICK HERE for the main/central post.
If you need information on this or any of our other international events**FILL OUT OUR GOOGLE FORM **
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Specifics about Salkantay Trek . . . Message to Marc
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We do a monthly Travel Q&A Zoom. CLICK HERE to RSVP for our monthly A & A Zoom
Come to the zoom, ask questions, meet others attending, be social.CLICK HERE to join in and see all our other events
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