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Surprise twist (and special offer) for Page Lambert’s 2012 River Writing Journeys for Women

Uncategorized | December 7, 2011

Page Lambert is one of those rare Wyoming writers who have won Wyoming Arts Council creative writing fellowships in both poetry and prose. She maintains her affiliation with Bear Lodge Writers (lifetime member!) in CrookCounty, even though she now lives south of the Wyoming border. She often turns up at the annual conference of Wyoming Writers, Inc.

We could go on and on. Instead, we’ll let you know about a great offer to attend one of Page’s writing workshops (courtesy of the latest WWInc newsletter):

Page Lambert’s River Writing Journeys for Women were featured in Oprah’s O magazine in 2006 as “One of the top six great all-girl getaways of the year!”

 

 

HERE’S THE SURPRISE TWIST FOR 2012: You can come for one day, or for all 5 days!You can bring your MEN on this women-only trip!If you book by December 31, 2011, you’ll get the $150 SCENIC RETURN FLIGHT free!

 

 

WHAT? Well, the guys can come as far as Lathrop Canyon on Day 1 (Tuesday, August 7), then they’ll jet boat back to Moab in the afternoon. Here’s how it works: Every year, we have a few jealous men who want to come on a River Writing Journey with their special lady. And every year we have a few women who want to come, but can’t manage to break free for an entire week. We always have a few women who’ve done a trip before and want to experience it again! So Page has come up with two options for this special Anniversary Celebration! Complete information, including prices for Options 1 & 2 here:http://www.pagelambert.com/15anniversary_river.html

 

 

DATE & LOCATION: August 7, 2012, Colorado River, Lathrop Canyon, Cataract Canyon,Canyonlands National Park, Utah. The adventure starts and ends in Moab.

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Governor Mark Gordon
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