Walking the Zambezi
A TALK by 70 year old Stroud adventurer, David Lemon, takes place at the Sub Rooms on August 7 at 8pm.
On 7th September 2014, David became the first man in history to walk the entire 3000 kilometre length of the Zambezi River. He caught malaria three times, had to dodge crocodiles while bathing and walked the last 60km with his legs covered in bandages from ulcers.
Join David to hear about his extraordinary feat and be transported into an almost forgotten world, in Walking the Zambezi.
Tickets £10.00 (£8.00 concs) from Stroud Tourist Information Centre on 01453 760900 or online from www.subscriptionrooms.org.uk
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