One US trip does look fairly firm: North Carolina, Tennessee and Georgia in late May or early June. I've events set up with a couple of breweries, but others are welcome to get in touch. I'm always up for giving talks on a wide variety of beery topics. Especially if it will help sell some of my books.
I'm open to offers to talk anywhere in the world, pretty much. In particular, countries I haven't yet visited.
In the summer, I plan to go to South America with the kids. Brazil, Uruguay and Chile are probable destinations.
Other than a couple of things I can't talk about, that's it for next year. And how many days holiday do I have? 366. Plenty of time for more travelling.
What’s the plan for North Carolina?
ReplyDeleteHow about Ireland.
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ReplyDeleteZebulon in Weaverville and Whaley Farm brewery in Old Fort are all that is currently set. With some others pencilled in. Hopefully, I'll have six or seven events set up, eventually.
Oscar,
ReplyDeleteif someone's willing to host me I'll be happy to visit Ireland.
Unfortunately I won’t be able to.
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Ron you could ask some of the Beoir fellas.
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Remember the Kirkstall historic beer festival, I missed that last year but definitely planning it for 2024.
ReplyDeleteSome cracking craft beer to be had in the Galway area
ReplyDeleteLeinster is better as is Ulster and Munster.
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Have you thought about Ilkley Literature Festival next October? Flights from Amsterdam to Leeds are reasonable and frequent. Also you may get one of the West Yorkshire breweries to sponsor you.
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Ron, you are always welcome to visit Foggy Noggin Brewing for an event.
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