Starting Jan. 5, Dolores resident Carolyn Gunn kicks off the Winter Tales Lecture Series with the presentation “Climbing Mt. Kilamanjaro.”
Earlier this year, Gunn climbed the mountain, and she’ll share photos of the adventure. The climb was followed by a photographic safari to the Ngorongoro Crater and Serengeti National Park, and the presentation contains highlights of the trip. Mount Kilimanjaro, an extinct volcano in northern Tanzania, is the largest free-standing mountain in the world, rising to an elevation of 19,341 feet.
Foreign Films will be screened in the meeting room on alternating Thursday nights, Jan. 12 – March 9, with selections from India, France, Spain, Brazil and Italy. Attendees are welcome to bring an hors d’oeuvre to share.
Winter Tales scheduleAll presentations begin at 6:30 p.m.
Thursday, Jan. 5: Carolyn Gunn, “Climbing Mt. Kilimanjaro”Thursday, Jan. 19: Phil and Mary Kemp, “Camping Safari in Botswana”Thursday, Feb. 2: Andrew Gulliford, “Outdoors in the Southwest”Thursday, Feb. 16: Joe LaBelle, “Research on Mt. Yukon”Thursday, March 2: Michael Williams, “Cuzco Peru, the Incas and Machu Picchu”Thursday, March 16: Janneli Miller, “The Tarahumara of N. Northern Mexico”Thursday, March 30: Joanie Trussel, “Elephant Sanctuaries of Southeast Asia”Foreign Films scheduleCall the library or visit DoloresPublicLibrary.org for film titles. All films begin at 6:30 p.m.
Thursday, Jan 12: Foreign Film, India Thursday, Jan. 26: Foreign Film, FranceThursday, Feb. 9: Foreign Film, BrazilThursday, Feb. 23: Foreign Film, SpainThursday, Mar. 9: Foreign Film, ItalyFor more information about these and other events, visit DoloresLibrary.org or call 970-882-4127.
