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116 ? ? ? ? ? ?? ? ?? ? ? ? ? ? ?? ? ? ? ?? ? ? ? ? ? 117 ? ? ? ? ? ?? ? ?? ? ? ? ? ? ?? ? ? ? ?? ? ? ? ? ? a week that is designed to take you out of your comfort this right and ride your luck you will have a great time. wandering along the shores of lakes and rivers and of talking to our guides about the differences between Britain zone and test you mentally, physically and emotionally. As a 6ft 3inch ow rugby player with no ultra marathon course camping. The latter inevitably involved setting up and Russia. The Marathon des Sables is all about management; you experience to run for 35 hours, finish 173rd out of 800, I’ll the tents in an unfamiliar location. The crew ended the Small reunions like this is a great way of keeping in must manage your body, food and water. If you can get take that but not repeat it ! Andy Jones [A 1990–1995] trip on the shore of Lake Teletskoe, second biggest fresh touch and catching up on the news with the school friends, water reservoir in the world, where we spent the evening but it is also an experience in itself. ? ?? ? ? ?? ? ? ?? ? ?? ? ? ?? ? uisa [C] hockey and netball for the u14a in and u15a teams, and plays in the September 2006 as 1st pair of the u15 tennis team. a Third Former, coming from Luisa has also played tennis and Amesbury Prep School. cricket for the county of Surrey. joined Rubio College A talented all-rounder, she plays Luisa is in the Combermere. saxophone to grade 7 level and The photograph shows the guitar as well as achieving Gold effort grades on a regular ow Society awarded her basis. Luisa has excelled at sport for scoring a century against since her arrival. She has played George Looker, Will Turner, Dmitry Yashnikoy & James Turley in Siberia, Altai region, after rafting on a mountainous river. Lusia Rubio with the bat the Charterhouse. ?? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? I ows including trying to taste the difference between the Ukrainian and George Looker [Pn 2002–2007], James Turley Russian vodka accompanied by traditional cured herring. [Bn 2002–2007], Will Turner [A 2002–2007] The discovery of the trip was Uzbeki cuisine, beloved by n August 2008 a group of four and Dmitry Yashnikov [L 2005–2007) travelled to Russia ?? ? ?? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?? ?? ? ? ? ? ? ? ??? Will Turner and demanded on an almost daily basis. and Ukraine. In 15 days we managed to visit Kiev, Moscow After eight days in the European part of Russia we flew and St Petersburg, two Siberian cities of Novosibirsk and over the Urals to Novosibirsk, where the local historian Barnaul, and the Altai mountains. guided us around the vast Victory Park at six o’clock in the ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?? c h a ri ta b le t ru s t meli s s a mo rg a n m e m o r i a l fun d The trip was initially planned to be a relaxed re- morning. We left the same day for the Altai mountains union after a year of life away from Wellington, but we and after an eight-hour car journey were amazed to find soon found ourselves doing all sorts of exotic activities. some fine beers for the price of 50p a pint ! A few of Wandering around the old Soviet revolution-glorifying those and ten hours later we found ourselves sitting in parks and holding heated discussions with the locals on an old Soviet minibus on the way to a mountainous river. the resemblance of Lenin’s body in the Mausoleum of a James Turley was very keen to lead our motley crew in The main purpose of the Fund remains to award priz- waxwork provided an in- the rafting exercise and we es in the form of Tankards and Medallions for the athletic 5 ows received grants from the Bevir Fund this year and the teresting start. We pro- enjoyed the “refreshing” and artistic achievement of present pupils. total grant provided was £2,350. The list of activities reads: ceeded by taking an all- 15º water in the 40º heat night train from Moscow of Siberia. I ncome for the Charitable Trust for the year was ows received grants from this fund in 2007: £5,322 (£5,002) and expenditure was £3,226 Teaching in Mexico/Africa Asia Venture (£622). The value of the Charitable Trust on Greenforce Trip to India. 31st December 2007 was £18,183 (£16,087). h erb ert ow t ru s t rest of ow parents in the year. Two par- Raleigh International to Costa Rica Raleigh International to Nambia to St Petersburg, where The eight hours were spent Siberian were ents had children at other schools and three had sons at Assisting in a day care centre in Argentina recalling the school banter spent travelling from one Wellington. The total grant made was £11,200 (£12,100). Investment Income was £7,010 (£5,814) and donations and stumbled out of the remote village to another, Investment Income was £17,326 (£15,329) and Donations were received to the value of £0 (£1,935). Expenditure train in shorts and flip flops stopping at the sites of received were £90 (£1,100). Expenditure was £11,121 totalled £4,081 (£6,628). into the 8º Baltic morning. settlements of the ancient (£12,935) so that the net Income for the year was £6,295 £126,279 (£138,028) and in the bank was £8,828 (£5,693). Our experience would not Altai civilization, talking to (£3,494). The value of the Herbert Trust on 31st December The value of the Bevir Fund on 31st December 2007 was have been complete with the local shamans, simply 2007 was £433,751 (£441,232). £135,107 (£143,721). Odyssey our j . r. b ev i r mem o r i a l fun d Grants were made to 5 Hospital work in Uganda (2) Investments held the value