A ZOOM presentation to the Chilliwack Rotary luncheon club. Called the “Amelia Earhart of the Automobile” and the “Female Indiana Jones,” Canadian-born Aloha Wanderwell was a 16-year-old girl living in a French convent when she decided to become the first person to drive around the world in 1922. Based on research for my recent book, INTREPID! NINE OF THE WORLD'S GREATEST ADVENTURERS FORGOTTEN BY HISTORY, the 30 minute presentation will be lavishly illustrated with rarely seen photographs, film clips and first-person accounts. For more information, or to register follow the link here.