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Waymark Holidays 1973-2007
THE WAYMARK STORY 2nd Edition The history of WAYMARK HOLIDAYS 1973-2007 by COLIN SAUNDERS Plus reminiscences from directors, staff, leaders and clients THE WAYMARK STORY Written and edited by COLIN SAUNDERS (staff member 1982 to 1989) In memory of Peggy Hounslow and Noel Vincent Second edition published online 15 March 2013 (replacing first edition published online 28 April 2009) by Colin Saunders 35 Gerrards Close Oakwood London N14 4RH [email protected] www.colinsaunders.org.uk © Colin Saunders 2009, 2013 2 THE WAYMARK STORY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Waymark Holidays owed its existence to the courage and foresight of its founders, Peggy Hounslow, Noel Vincent and Humfrey Chamberlain. The author is indebted to the following people and organisations, who have contributed in various ways: Mike Brace, Charlie Brown, The Cabinet Office, Alan Castle, Humfrey Chamberlain, Peter Chapman, Viju Chhatralia, Toni Clark, Dulcie Cringle, Rosemary Crosbie, Brian Fagg, Jill Hollingworth, Andy Hosking, Philip Hoyland, Nancy Johns, Anthony Jones, Ian Jones, Michael Mace, Bob Mason, Stuart Montgomery, Sue O’Grady, Tom Phillips, Elizabeth Philpott, Robert Pick, Adam Pinney, Martin Read, Brian and Gill Reader, Theo Rowlands, Paul Sibert, Alan Smith, Beryl Vincent, Nigel Watson and Jim Wood. Also many other former leaders and clients who have contributed material to Waymark News, much of which has been incorporated into this second edition. He is especially indebted to Peter Chapman, Stuart Montgomery and Martin Read for allowing him access to their collections of Waymark brochures, without which writing this work would have been immeasurably more difficult and devoid of detail. Finally, thanks to Exodus who have acquiesced in the publication of this document. -
Programm Verein Herbst/Winter 2019/20
PROGRAMM VEREIN HERBST/WINTER 2019/20 FÜR KINDER,FAMILIEN UND ERWACHSENE IM RAUM LECHTAL zugestellt durch post.at VOM VEREIN EKIZ LECHTAL programm Herbst & Winter VEREIN 2019/20 Seite 4 Seite 5 OFFENE ELTERN-KIND- TREFFPUNKTE GRUPPEN · Familientreff · Krabbelzwerge (6-18 Moante) · Mach mit Nachmittag · Zappelzwerge (1,5-3 jahre) · Babytreff · Für'd Kids Seiten 6-9 & 20 Seiten 10-15 Seiten 16-19 FÜR KIDS FÜR ERWACHSENE RUND UM UND TEENS SCHWANGERSCHAFT KURSE (S. 10-13) VORTRÄGE (S. 14-15 & 20) UND GEBURT · Voltigier Schnuppertag - Reloaded · Backkurs - Buchtorte · Von Sandmännchen und Schlafräubern · Basteln mit Naturmaterialien · Bindung durch Berührung · Elfenfilzkurs · Mit Hausmitteln durch den bevorstehenden Winter · Kinderyoga · Fit in der Schwangerschaft · Drahtkurs - Engel · Sei umwickelt – sei umsorgt · Fit Kids (für Volksschüler und Kindergartenkinder) · Geburtsvorbereitungs - Gespräch · Weidensterne flechten · Cyberkids · Kinderkochen · Einzelberatung · Weidenkugeln flechten · Mobbing: Wenn der Kinderalltag grausam wird · Zumba · Rückbildungsgymnastik für Mamas mit Kindern · Näh-Workshop · Natürliche Gesundheitstipps für deine Kinder · Kinderbacken - Gesunde Jause · So ein großer Bauch (Gipsabdruck) · Beckenbodengymnastik · Lawinen-Vortrag und Camp · Basteln zu Halloween (Volksschulkinder) · Babymassage · Zumba · Weihnachtsbäckerei (Kids 6-10 Jahre) · Baby-Schwimmen · Hatha-Yoga · Kinderkletterkurse · Yoga 'n Climb · Lawinen-Camp 2 Verein EKIZ Lechtal – EKIZ als Verein UNSERE STANDORTE: eine Erfolgsgeschichte! Nicht zuletzt möchten wir auch unsere Vereinstätigkeiten erwähnen, die wir größtenteils durch ehrenamtliche Mitarbeit Am 2. November 2005 öffnete das EKIZ erstmals in Häselgehr unseres bestehenden Teams abdecken. Hierzu zählen die Kinder- VILLA KUNTERBUNT - ELBIGENALP seine Pforten. Mit viel Liebe, Eigeninitiative und Kreativität animation bei diversen Veranstaltungen wie Gassenfest und Adresse: 6652 Elbigenalp 55B wurde aus einer Idee eine einladende, sowohl alterserweitert als Kinderfasching. -
Hiking Austria's Lechweg
Hiking Austria’s Lechweg August 24 – September 6, 2019 (Trip #1937) Hello! I am pleased you are interested in joining me hiking Austria’s Lechweg, a guided trip following the Lech River from western Austria into Germany. Please read the information carefully, and then contact me if you have specific questions about this trip: Éva Borsody Das 781-925-9733 (before 9pm); [email protected] . GENERAL INTRODUCTION The Lechweg follows the River Lech for almost 78 miles, from its spring near the Formarinsee lake in Austria to the Lechfall waterfall in Füssen in Germany. Our route includes days in the high mountains which rise above the valley, as well as days in the valley wending our way through pretty villages on good paths and tracks. The villages in the Lechtal Valley are famous throughout Tirol for their elaborate frescos painted on the facades of farmhouses. Dating back to the 18th century, they show scenes from everyday farm life and stories from the Bible. Holzgau has a particularly large number of these paintings. The Lechweg crosses over the longest-span swing bridge in Austria, and up to the royal castles of King Ludwig II of Bavaria. OVERVIEW 12 nights guided trip with baggage transfers between hotels. 9 hiking days and 2 days off. 11-14 participants. Hiking days range from 4 ½ to 7 hours per day, not counting breaks. The hikes range in length from 8 – 15 ½ miles. The highest altitude is 8300 feet. The greatest total daily ascent is 2300 feet, and the greatest total daily descent is 3700 feet. -
Reutte - Weißenbach A
110 Reutte - Weißenbach a. L. - Elbigenalp - Steeg - Warth - Lech Gültig von 19.06.2020 bis 04.10.2020 HALTESTELLE . 17-110-m-6-j20, 04.06.2020 17:01:11 VERKEHRSHINWEIS L A 3 C 3 3 3 1 3 L 3 L L 3 3 A 9 Reutte Alpentherme 11:55 14:45 17:55 19:35 Breitenwang Veranstaltungszentrum 11:56 14:46 17:56 19:36 Breitenwang Mühl Gh Weinbauer 11:59 14:49 17:59 19:39 Reutte Schulzentrum 12:53 13:53 Reutte Bahnhof (Steig A) an 12:02 12:55 13:55 14:51 18:02 19:42 Reutte Bahnhof (Steig A) ab 06:27 07:07 07:52 09:12 09:30 10:12 11:07 12:07 12:55 13:55 14:02 14:55 16:27 17:07 18:07 19:47 21:28 Reutte Untermarkt 06:30 07:10 07:55 09:15 10:15 11:10 12:10 12:58 13:58 14:05 14:58 16:30 17:10 18:10 19:50 21:30 Reutte Fachmarktzentrum Untergsteig 06:32 07:12 07:57 09:17 10:17 11:12 12:12 13:00 14:00 14:07 15:00 16:32 17:12 18:12 19:52 21:32 Lechaschau Lechtalerstraße 06:33 07:13 07:58 09:18 10:18 11:13 12:13 13:01 14:01 14:08 15:01 16:33 17:13 18:13 19:53 21:33 Lechaschau Buchenort 06:34 07:14 07:59 09:19 10:19 11:14 12:14 13:02 14:02 14:09 15:02 16:34 17:14 18:14 19:54 21:34 Höfen Graben 06:35 07:15 08:00 09:20 10:20 11:15 12:15 13:03 14:03 14:10 15:03 16:35 17:15 18:15 19:55 21:35 Höfen Platte 06:35 07:15 08:00 09:20 10:20 11:15 12:15 13:03 14:03 14:10 15:03 16:35 17:15 18:15 19:55 21:36 Höfen Tourismusbüro 06:36 07:16 08:01 09:21 10:21 11:16 12:16 13:04 14:04 14:11 15:04 16:36 17:16 18:16 19:56 21:37 Höfen Abzw Dorfstraße 06:37 07:17 08:02 09:22 10:22 11:17 12:17 13:05 14:05 14:12 15:05 16:37 17:17 18:17 19:57 Höfen Hornberg 06:38 07:18 08:03 09:23 10:23 11:18 12:18 13:06 14:06 14:13 15:06 16:38 17:18 18:18 19:58 Weißenbach a. -
Improving Coexistence of Large Carnivores and Agriculture in S-Europe
LIFE 04NAT/IT/000144 - COEX IMPROVING COEXISTENCE OF LARGE CARNIVORES AND AGRICULTURE IN S-EUROPE International Symposium Large Carnivores and Agriculture Comparing Experiences across Italy and Europe Assisi, 9-10 March 2007 Proceedings Report Action F4 – LIFE COEX Contents LIST OF PRESENTATIONS ...........................................................................................................................................................2 ABSTRACTS.........................................................................................................................................................................................3 1. EUROPEAN COMMISSION AND LARGE CARNIVORES................................................................................................................3 2. LUPO E AGRICOLTURA, UN EQUILIBRIO REALISTICO................................................................................................................4 3. IL RUOLO DELLE AZIENDE SANITARIE LOCALI (ASL) NELLA GESTIONE DEI GRANDI CARNIVORI....................................4 4. GRANDI CARNIVORI E AGRICOLTURA - ESPERIENZE A CONFRONTO IN ITALIA E EUROPA.................................................5 5. IL CONTRIBUTO DELLA CE PER LA GESTIONE DEI GRANDI CARNIVORI: IL CASO DELLA PROVINCIA DI PERUGIA............6 6. DISSEMINATION O F DAMAGE PREVENTION PRACT ICES FOR SUPPORTING COEXISTENCE: EXPERIENCES IN THE PROVINCE OF TERNI, ITALY..............................................................................................................................................................7 -
Guidelines for Common Management of Brown Bear in the Alpine and Northern Dinaric Region
Guidelines for Common Management of Brown Bear in the Alpine and Northern Dinaric Region Action A.6: Elaboration of Common guidelines for population-level brown bear management and management plans for Slovenia and Croatia August, 2017 Left blank intentionally. This document was prepared within the LIFE DINALP BEAR project (LIFE13 NAT/SI/000550) Authors: Coordination: Černe Rok Authors of texts: Bartol Matej, Černe Rok, Ferjančič Lakota Taja, Groff Claudio, Huber Đuro, Jerina Klemen, Knauer Felix, Majić Skrbinšek Aleksandra, Reljić Slaven, Skrbinšek Tomaž, Contributors: Bragalanti Natalia, Calderola Sonia, Elmi Marianna, Fattori Umberto, Jeremić Jasna, Jonozovič Marko, Kos Ivan, Krofel Miha, Molinari Paolo, Molinari-Jobin Anja, Musil Tanja, Näbele Olivier, Rauer Georg, Pašić Jasmin, Pedrotti Luca, Potočnik Hubert, Schnidrig Reinhard, Skoberne Peter, Stergar Matija, Trbojević Igor, Vivoda Bojan, Wölfl Manfred Suggested Citation: Černe R., Bartol M., Ferjančič Lakota T., Groff C., Huber Đ., Jerina K., Knauer F., Majić Skrbinšek A., Reljić S., Skrbinšek T. 2017. Guidelines for Common Management of Brown Bear in the Alpine and Northern Dinaric Region. Guidelines prepared within A.6 action of the LIFE DINALP BEAR project (LIFE13 NAT/SI/000550): 28 pp. III Table of contents Background .............................................................................................................................................. 1 Purpose of the document....................................................................................................................... -
Service Booklet, Your Guide Content
Content Arrival 6 Baggage transfer 10 Guest passes 12 Lebensspur Lech 14 Signposting/facilities/difficulty level 16 Cleanliness on the trail 18 Naturpark Tiroler Lech/conduct 20 Maps/literature 21 Service Booklet, your guide Hiking tips 22 Equipment 25 Suggested stages 26 Lechweg products 62 The Lech loops 64 Lechweg certification 66 A long-distance trail through Best Trails of Austria – the Alps and one of the last the four long-distance trails 68 remaining wild river landscapes in Europe – journey to yourself. Outstanding hosts and accommodations 69 Dining along the Lechweg 108 Frequently asked questions 114 Imprint 121 Overview map/pictograms/key Cover Philosophy Moderate long-distance hikes across an Alpine region which A moderate long-distance trail in this case is therefore meant is one of Europe’s last remaining wild river landscapes: the in contrast to the Alpine trails and ascents which have a Lechweg trail offers a unique experience in nature and a land- challenging altitude profile. Compared to such routes, the scape shaped by its people and some truly legendary tales. Lechweg presents a moderate challenge. Anyone who feels comfortable on the long-distance trails of Germany’s low Over a distance of 125 km, the river Lech accompanies hikers mountain ranges will also find the Lechweg trail suitable. from its source close to the Formarinsee lake in Vorarlberg, Its special feature: it runs through the impressive landscapes Austria to the Lechfall in Füssen im Allgäu. The trail links five of the high mountains to the foothills of the Alps—with regions and two states, all with their own traditions and no climbing or fixed rope sections. -
Naturpark Tiroler Lech …LM…N Tour 8
ÜB…RSICHT D…R WAND…RTOUR…N PFRONT…N FÜSS…N Tour 1 VILS Tour 2 PFLACH R…UTT… Tour …H…NBICHL 3 RI…D…N Tour W…ISS…NBACH 4 FORCHACH Tour 5 Tour 6 STANZACH VORD…R- HORNBACH Tour 7 Naturschutzgebiet & Naturpark Tiroler Lech …LM…N Tour 8 Tour 9 Tour BACH 10 HOLZGAU ST……G KART…NL…G…ND… INHALTSV…RZ…ICHNIS Kartenlegende und Notrufnummern (Umschlagklappe vorne) Berggipfel Übersicht der Wanderungen .................................................................................................................................................... 2 Vorwort ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 4 Weg Einleitung ........................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 5 Tourenplanung ...................................................................................................................................................................................................... 7 Fußweg Tipps für Ihre Sicherheit .................................................................................................................................................................... 8 Verhaltenstipps ................................................................................................................................................................................................. -
What to Do on Holiday?
www.tannheimertal.com What to do on holiday? · www.tannheimertal.com What to do on holiday? Holidays in all Tannheimer Tal weathers card- visitors card Rainy days are no reason to be down in the dumps and cast dejected looks at the sky. The Tannheimer Tal offers a colourful range of alternative activities. Take a close look at our “Tannheimer Tal Aktuell” publication, where you find a list of things on offer by way of sport and leisure activities. From active sport to beauty farms and dancing, you will find a host of suggestions for days when the weather is not so good. Whether it is looking through the local libraries or a shopping trip in the local shops (where the staff are happy to advise and serve you) or a visit to the local sights – there are enough possibilities to get the better of the weather. Below you will find the most popular cultural and excursion On your arrival you will receive the Tannheimer Tal card spots of the Tannheimer Tal and the surrounding area. (visitors card) from your host. With this card you will get special offers or free entry. Tannheimer Tal, including the amazing surrounding area, is a beautiful spot. It is definitely worth exploring the fantastic Summer cultural and natural treasures in the immediate vicinity. On · Hiking bus (free) days when the weather is bad, an excursion guarantees lovely · Lift entry (reduced ticket price) memories to take home with you. What follows is a selection · Outdoor swimming pool Haldensee (reduced ticket price) of places to visit. -
Oktoberfest Munich - a Full Guide
Destination Munich and Bavaria ~ 1 ~ A few words of introduction… Hi, and thanks for deciding to buy this copy of Destination Munich and Bavaria. I think it’s one of the best guides available to this region, but hey, I wrote it, so I would say that . I want you to make up your mind and if you’re not totally satisfied, remember, you can just ask for a refund. This book has about a dozen sections worth mentioning, so here goes: 1. The city maps are at the back of the book, but they’ll probably be the part you Wiener Platz (Vienna Square) in Munich. want to look at first. There are two public transportation maps and six full-age city maps starting from Page 276 2. The Table of Contents starts on Page 3. This lists every story in the eBook and you can click on the titles to go directly to any given story. 3. The Backstory section starts on Page 14. You probably know a little about Munich and Bavaria already. Do lederhosen, giant beer mugs and BWM ring any bells? This section is where you can learn a whole lot more about the history, traditions and people that have made the region both famous and infamous. 4. The Attractions section starts on Page 61. Munich boasts a plethora of museums, monuments, palaces and other highly see-able sights. The best ones, over 60 of them, are reviewed here. The attractions are grouped by area, there are sections on: the Spotlight: Munich and Bavaria Lederhosen, laptops and fairy-tale castles. -
4.3 the Politics Stream
Research Collection Master Thesis The National Wolf Strategy in Austria An Evaluation of the Wolf Management-Plan and its Formulation Process using the Multiple-Streams Framework Author(s): Schäfer, Marleen Publication Date: 2012 Permanent Link: https://doi.org/10.3929/ethz-a-007366616 Rights / License: In Copyright - Non-Commercial Use Permitted This page was generated automatically upon download from the ETH Zurich Research Collection. For more information please consult the Terms of use. ETH Library The National Wolf Strategy in Austria An Evaluation of the Wolf Management-Plan and its Formulation Process using the Multiple-Streams Framework National Geographic Society 2003 Master Thesis in Environmental Science By: Marleen Schäfer July 2012 Supervisor: Prof. Dr. Willi Zimmermann Dr. Christian Hirschi Institute for Environmental Policy and Economics Table of Contents List of Tables ...................................................................................................................................... iv List of Figures ..................................................................................................................................... iv Acronyms ............................................................................................................................................v Acknowledgements ............................................................................................................................ vi Summary ........................................................................................................................................... -
21. Juli 2013 Sportograf.Com/Michaela Nösig Sportograf.Com/Michaela Bild
www.tannheimertal.com präsentiert Tannheim - Reutte - Lechtal - Arlberg - Imst - Hahntennjoch - Tannheim www.Rad-Marathon.at www.lechtal-reutte.at www.imst.at 230 km / 2.940 Hm 130 km / 930 Hm 15. Juli 2012 230 km / 2.940 Hm 130 km / 930 Hm mit Gerrit Glomser & Marcel Wüst 21. Juli 2013 sportograf.com/Michaela Nösig sportograf.com/Michaela Bild: plakat 2012_a1.indd 1 07.03.12 10:40 UNSERE PARTNER-BETRIEBE stellen den Erstplatzierten Gutscheine für 2 Personen mit 2 Übernachtungen inkl. Halbpension bzw. Frühstück zur Verfügung! www.rotflueh.com www.jungbrunn.at www.tyrol-haldensee.com www.saegerhof.at www.bognerhof.at www.hotel-goldenes-kreuz.at ** ** www.engel-tirol.com www.tannheimertal.com www.schwarzer-adler.at www.almhotel-tannheimertal.at www.kaeserstube.at www.landhaus-schnoeller.com Vital Hotel Zum Ritter www.hotel-ritter.at www.berger-hof.at Die ARGE SKI-TRAIL bedankt sich bei allen Partnern, Gönnern, Behörden, Vereinen und Helfern für die tatkräftige Unterstützung beim RAD-MARATHON TANNHEIMER TAL 2013 Harald Baumann Präsident des Tiroler Radsportverband Im Namen des Landesradsportverbands freut es mich sehr, dass sich der Rad-Marathon UNSERE PARTNER-BETRIEBE Tannheimer Tal im Veranstaltungskalender bereits fest etabliert hat. In den letzten vier Jahren konnte ich mich als Rennleiter auf der 230 km Strecke selbst stellen den Erstplatzierten Gutscheine für 2 Personen mit davon überzeugen, dass die Veranstaltung bestens organisiert ist und die Teilnehmer mit 2 Übernachtungen inkl. Halbpension bzw. Frühstück zur Verfügung! dem Gebotenen sehr zufrieden sind. Ich möchte hiermit auch die Gelegenheit nützen, den Organisatoren unter der Führung von Michael Keller, ein großes Lob auszusprechen.