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‘The Art of John Piper’ book
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Freshwater name Trail
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Henley on Thames
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Henley Women’s Regatta The First 25 Years
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How To See Nature
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I Spy at the Museum
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Free entry to Skyscape: The limitless art of the sky, John Piper Gallery, Café, Shop and galleries with General Entry tickets.

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Chairman for online talk Life Lessons from Women in Rowing

Your Chairman for the evening: Annamarie Phelps, CBE

Annamarie Phelps is the ideal chairman for the evening’s discussion – Chairman of British Rowing, Vice Chairman of the British Olympic Association and a Trustee of the British Paralympic Association. Annamarie enjoyed a successful international rowing career representing Great Britain at the 1996 Olympic Games in Atlanta (women’s eight). Leader at the Rio Olympics and
Paralympics, she says: “To be in Rio as Chairman of British Rowing and to have every single oneof our athletes come back with a medal and to be able to have played a small part in trying to persuade Channel 4 to broadcast that live was very, very special”.

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