Green Earth Travel

Dear ,
We here at Green Earth Travel wanted to let you know before it is too late that both the Vegan Alaska trip and the Vegetarian Cycling trip to Wales are almost totally full.

On the Alaska trip there are 5 spots left. The deadline to sign up is March 20. The trip to Wales where has 3 spots left. Don't delay sign up before it is too late!



Vegan Alaska Trip
Club Veg & Green Earth Travel present true eco-travel: Vegetarian (Vegan) Nature Tour of Alaska August 14 - 22, 2004 Our custom itinerary includes Alaska's premier, off-the- beaten-path destinations. On this trip we will look for whales and other wildlife in Kenai Fjords National Park; walk on a glacier in the Matanuska Valley; visit a ghost town in Wrangell St. Elias National Park and have the option to sea kayak to a calving glacier near Valdez. Our journey wraps up with a scenic cruise across the world famous Prince William Sound past the massive Columbia Glacier. All food will be cooked by an experienced trip cook. The trip includes digital photography workshops for those who are interested. The price for Alaska is very reasonable: $2,370 plus airfare. You won't find a price like this for a trip of this caliber. Read the itinerary at www.clubveg.org. This trip is a definite go, as the minimum numbers of reservations have already been made. Don't miss your opportunity to enjoy Alaska as a vegan, which is not so easy to do on your own! Reserve by March 20th to guarantee this rate. Contact Donna Zeigfinger at Green Earth Travel, LLC, Phone: (301) 571-4603, Toll free: (888) 2GO-VEGE (246-8343) Greenearthtravel@aol.com. Club Veg is a non-profit, all volunteer organization that educates the public, health professionals, restaurants, food service and the media about the benefits of a vegetarian diet. Our events are open to the public, and the public is encouraged to attend.




Vegetarian Cycling trip to Wales
JOIN DONNA AND HER HUSBAND ON THIS TRIP Lower Wye Valley in the southern Welsh Borders is a fascinating landscape peppered with black & white cottages, ivy-clad castles, and apple orchards. Nestling between the Cotswolds to the east and the Black Mountains to the west, it is a half-forgotten gem. Meandering country lanes lead to Kilpeck Church with its saucy pagan carvings; Skenfrith, Grossmont and Goodrich castles; the strangely-deserted Dore Abbey; the picturesque Symonds Yat gorge; the Forest of Dean; and a tour of the absolutely extraordinary Hellens - a tudor house crammed with 400 years of memorabilia and paintings. Wednesday can be either a bike-free day, a short walk day, or a long ride day. We stay at Poulstone Court, a Victorian country house which is now used as a comfortable residential centre, near Ross-on-Wye. The house is a splendid place to relax and unwind, with its large sunny lounge and sweeping views across the meadows to the River Wye. It is only a 5-minute stroll over the fields to the little iron suspension bridge which crosses the river. Accommodation is in single, twin, and comfortably spacious 3 to 4-person bedrooms. Poulstone Court may not have ensuite bathrooms, but its gentle ambience and airy elegance more than makes up for it. Date: Saturday 31 July to Saturday 7 August. Prices start at $890 USD





We would hate for you to miss out on both of these trips as they are a once in a lifetime opportuntity.

Sincerely,

Donna Zeigfinger
Green Earth Travel