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Member Spotlight: John Dranchak, Parsons, Kansas
My dad always seemed to be working and his vacation time was used to paint the house or work on his car. Thus, when I was a kid, our family never went camping at Yellowstone or experienced the routine vacations like many of my friends’ families. Our definition of traveling abroad was to cross the…
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Well-Traveled Members Conquered the DRC!
Some of our most intrepid travelers explored the Democratic Republic of Congo for three weeks this past June. With nearly impassable roads and a 3am finish one day, their drive from Kinshasa to Kasongo took 10 full days. They flew in a cargo plane to Bukavu to see the Lowland Gorillas in a 7-1/2 hour…
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Well Traveled: September 2021
Our congratulations to those Club members who have reached higher levels of countries visited. Well done! Platinum Members (250 or more countries) Selman Arinc Istanbul, Turkey Rutger M. Prakke Lochem, Netherlands Silver Members (150 or more countries) Reinhold Bär Niddatal, Germany Ruy da Costa Lima Palm Springs, CA, USA
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A Hearty Welcome to New TCC Members
The Travelers’ Century Club is pleased to welcome the following new members to the club: Arinc, Selman Beiswenger, Vivian Bentley, Barbara da Costa Lima, Ruy Esposito, Cynthia Evans, Melissa Johnson,Chad Kwong, Jonipher Lupin, Michael Moradpour, Meysam Murmanov, Vyacheslav Offner, Tino Alfred Straw, George Thorjussen, Christopher Wang, Jason Young, Thomas For privacy reasons, addresses and emails…
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Meet Mark and Sylvia Russell: Our New Texas, Oklahoma and Louisiana Chapter Coordinators
Married for 38 years, Mark and Sylvia Russell had separate beginnings in travel. Mark lived in Stuttgart, Germany, and used the Eurail pass to visit almost all of Europe. Sylvia flew to South America, Europe, and Asia in the glory days of Braniff, with the painted airplanes and uniforms by Pucci and Halston. Sylvia is…
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September 2021 Photo Contest Winner: Scott Siewert, Cumming, Georgia, USA
Congratulations Scott! With over 60 photos to choose from, yours received the highest rating among members. You’ve not only brought honor to the Atlanta chapter, but you have won a year of free dues for yourself. Thanks to everybody who submitted their wonderful “India” theme photos for the September contest. They can still be seen…
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A Message From the President
Have you ever played whack-a-mole? It’s the time-sensitive carnival game in which the plastic mole pops up out of one of nine slots and you win by whacking it the most with your rubber mallet. Welcome to travel: 2021 style! You’re ready to go, thinking you’ve got everything covered with a double vaccine, 72-hour nose…
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New Info Files Added to the Members-Only TCC Forum
As of 2012, members must go to the TCC Forum to access the TCC Info Files. The Forum requires a user name and password to log in. TCC will continue to mail the Info Files to those who have paid the additional $10 ($85 domestic and $95 international). Back issues of the Info Files are…
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Presentation on the Republic of the Congo by JoAnn Schwartz Planned for September Canada Chapter Meeting
Hello World Travelers, Hoping you all are having an enjoyable summer. It’s great to see that more and more travel opportunities are beginning to open up for us all, both domestically around our great country of Canada and internationally. I am excited to announce that we are extremely fortunate to have TCC Board Member JoAnn…
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Oceania Chapter Update: An Armchair Journey to Pitcairn Island
On Saturday, Aug. 26, we were treated to a wonderful presentation on Pitcairn Island by Mark Blum from the TCC NorCal Chapter. Thank you Mark. We all thoroughly enjoyed the presentation that provided a look at the history of Pitcairn Island as well as life today on this remote island. It was great that you…
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