Contestants on Race Across the World, Geography Teacher Andrew Clifford and his daughter Molly reflect on their adventures travelling from Palermo to Mongolia.
About the speaker
Andrew Clifford is a Geography Teacher in Northern Ireland and competed on the BBC's Race Around the World programme with his daughter Molly. Both will reflect on their experiences, challenges and what it was like to be recorded by a film crew during the entire event.
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This event has been organised by the Northern Ireland regional committee.
Venue information
This event will be held in the Geography Department, School of Natural Built Environment, Elmwood Building at Queen's University Belfast, 3A Elmwood Avenue, Belfast, BT9 3AZ.
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