ADVENTURES FOR THE MIND, BODY, AND SPIRIT

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The price of this excursion (which we guarantee will be one of the most unforgettable experiences of your whole life!) is $2,750, which includes airfare from New York and all other expenses except for a few meals . . . and the shopper's bargains you won't be able to resist in Kathmandu.

A VERY SPECIAL JAPANESE JOURNEY

Almost everywhere you go in Japan—even in the patios of stores and hidden behind house walls—you'll find exquisite, serene little gardens. Though these plots are stunning in their simplicity, the horticultural practices that produce them are unique in the world and still very much a mystery to most American gardeners.

We are fortunate, then, to have Dr. John L. Creech—one of the Western world's top experts on this subtle form of garden design and cultivation—as the leader of our Study Tour of the Plants and Gardens of Japan (April 21 to May 12, 1983). Better yet, because of his long acquaintance with Japanese authorities in this field, he's able to gain access to some private gardens seldom seen by other visitors to this country. In addition, this trip has been carefully timed to catch these living works of art in all their spring glory.

The all-inclusive price (airfare from San Francisco, top Japanese hotels, and all meals) is $3,795, and a $300 deposit will hold your place on a true botanical adventure.

FINDHORN REVISITED

Though a few details are still being worked out, we're delighted to offer you a second Visit to Findhorn and Friends from June 2 to June 23, 1983. Not only will you have a chance to live and learn at the New Age community of Findhorn itself, but we'll again spend a wonderful week with those warm, fine residents of the Hebrides island of Erraid (see page 24 in this issue) . . . with tentative plans to end our stay by celebrating Midsummer Eve at Glastonbury, the legendary burial place of King Arthur (located just a short distance from Stonehenge).

Our 1982 Findhorn/Erraid visit was one of the most popular and pleasing trips that we've ever sponsored, and our 1983 version should be even better. But space is limited, so be sure to get your $200 deposit in early. The full cost will be approximately $1,790, including airfare from New York and all other expenses except for some meals en route and in Glastonbury.

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