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BURMA
Monday, October 16, 2017
The land once known as Burma, now called Myanmar, is hidden
behind a gold and silk curtain. Burma is an amazingly beautiful land,
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rich in history and culture. Despite incredible hardships, the Burmese
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people are among the friendliest on Earth and welcome visitors with
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smiles and a surprising openness.
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TOM STERLING
Tom Sterling, a resident of
Come and investigate Bagan, a set of ruins that rivals Angkor Wat
C Crestwood, Kentucky.
or Machu Piccu, yet is almost unknown to most people, or watch
o Tom acquired a B.Sc. degree from the
gossamer strands of silk be woven into gorgeous clothing. Visit an
g University of Michigan’s School of
orphanage that survived a recent typhoon and witness the rebuild-
o Natural Resources. The favorable reaction
to a film, made for one of his classes,
ing process. And finally, meet the people of Burma, the monks and
in d persuaded him to try travel/adventure
nuns who stood up to the government at a terrible personal price,
n film production as a career. A few short
years into the endeavor he received
Reflections on a
tthe Baptist preacher who studied with local shamans, the nurse who ho
“The International Motion Picture and
earns $5 a month taking care of the elderly, the comedian who went ent Lecturer’s Association “Rising Star”
Hidden Land to prison for telling a joke, and the children who have few material award.Since graduation, Tom has produced
several tour films and “specials” for the
belongings, but are full of joy and are the hope for Burma’s future. Canadian Broadcasting Company, PBS and
The Discovery Channel. His films have
been seen in over 80 countries around
the World. Since 1972 he had done over
12,000 live presentations.
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UMBRIA
Monday, November 20, 2017
In the
t very geologic center of Italy lies its only landlocked state — Umbria.
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The neighboring states of Tuscany and Lazio harbor Florence and Rome,
respectively. Within Umbria itself are the delightful, and fun to explore hill
re
towns of Perugia, Orvieto, Spoleto, Panicale, Castiglione Del Lago and
to
Assisi.
As TOM STERLING
Tom Sterling, a resident of
Crestwood, Kentucky.
Home base for our heartland adventure is the hill town of Citta Della Pieve
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Tom acquired a B.Sc. degree from the
— The City of Many Churches, nine in all. Its narrow, winding streets, University of Michigan’s School of
ttight passageways and back alleys are great fun to follow wherever they Natural Resources. The favorable reaction
might lead. Citta Della Pieve is especially noted as the birthplace of the
m to a film, made for one of his classes,
persuaded him to try travel/adventure
great Renaissance painter Pietro Vanucci, nicknamed “Perugino.”
g film production as a career. A few short
ly
The Heart of Ita
years into the endeavor he received
“The International Motion Picture and
Visitors will delight in their hill-town encounters with master potters, Lecturer’s Association “Rising Star”
street chefs, and accomplished local musicians. In Assisi, if we’re award.Since graduation, Tom has produced
lucky, we may even encounter a reincarnated St. Francis. several tour films and “specials” for the
Canadian Broadcasting Company, PBS and
The Discovery Channel. His films have
In the valleys below the hill towns we’ll find traces of the long ago passage of Roman Legions and their number been seen in over 80 countries around
one nemesis — Hannibal Barca. His story is highlighted with a visit to one of his most celebrated battlefields the World. Since 1972 he had done over
12,000 live presentations.
on the north shore of Italy’s largest inland lake — Lake Tracimeno.
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SOJOURN
Monday, January 15, 2018
So
South Sudan, the world’s newest country, is known for its
long history of conflict, famine, and tribal warfare, while its
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neighbor to the south, Uganda has moved past its own sor-
n JESSICA
did past with grace and open arms, growing into a country
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of “the friendliest people in the world.” In an area of the
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WUNDERLICH
Jessica Wunderlich is an
globe when the borders of sovereign states and tribal lines
g up-and-coming visual artist whose
in the world
Friendliest people
are at constant odds, where the juxtaposition of extreme
a evolution from still photography to
violence and extraordinary compassion is nothing short of filmmaking has resulted in a richness
arresting, one cannot help but be moved by the tangled of storytelling that reaches far beyond
the confines of the camera. Her work
ballet of opposing forces. meanders through conflict and
adventure, beauty and harsh realities,
Journeying into this stunning crossing of East Africa over the past four years — past mischievous baboons; from the Dark Continent of Africa to
graceful roaming lions, giraffes and elephants; waterfalls; and exotic birds that inspired the national colors the moonscapes of high-altitude
Peru to the ancient cities of Israel.
— we’ll witness the historic stewardship of a fertile land and a way of life unique to a place where a grand-
mother can tell you the story of her great-grandmother’s connection to the land. From the thatched-roof
mud huts of South Sudan to the languid shores of Lake Victoria, we follow the journey of a small group of
inspiring and determined young orphan girls who are working toward an education against all odds.
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GERMANY
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Monday, February 19, 2018
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Travel to Germany and Switzerland with Marlin Darrah. In Munich, where
locals specialize in good living, we visit boisterous markets and go-for-
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Baroque palaces while office workers surf in the Isar River. Heading
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MARLIN DARRAH
into the foothills of the Alps, we tour the fairy-tale castles of “Mad” King
in Marlin Darrah is probably the world’s
most traveled filmmaker. He is the
Ludwig and cross into Tirol to conquer a desolate ruined castle. Then,
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Travel across the US and back in time to rediscover the
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ing became an obsession with the native peoples of eastern
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The Rotary Nature Barn was a Kearney Noon Rotary
project several years ago and is located at the
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