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A Week with Wodehouse

The Society's tour ran from 8th-15th July 2007 and was deemed a success by the organisers and by all those who went on it.

"What a Week that was! When's the next?" SSG

"I just wanted to thank everyone for making my first trip out of the USA a wonderful glorious event! I had a wonderful time and look forward to heading back to the UK again soon." SC

"I met so many nice people and had such a wonderful time that I am, I have to say, feeling rather low and deflated today - but I have some superbly happy memories." AP

McAllister and Lord Emsworth (aka Robert Bruce and Norman Murphy, or is it the other way round?)

It took in a tour of Wodehouse's London, Lord's cricket ground, Guildford, Dulwich, Emsworth, sites that inspired Blandings in Shropshire, Gloucestershire and Worcestershire, dinner in London and even more.

Paying tour party members have been blackmailed into writing the following reviews (click the title):

Find out if there was any bad behaviour at the reception at a swanky London hotel

Did anyone get lost on a Wodehouse Walk around the West End of London?

Norman Murphy's legendary walk around Bertie Wooster's Mayfair, undertaken on Tuesday 10 July 2007

The end of the Savage era

A visit to Plum's birthplace in Surrey and to the real Emsworth

School and the sound of the suburbs: A walk around Plum's Dulwich

Deverill Hall, Pennsylvania, more pigs and more food; click here for an American appreciation of the Westcountry

Singing, sluicing and star-turns at the end-of-week dinner at The Arts Club in London

It's piggin' raining: a slightly damp Elin Murphy looks back at a sojourn in Shropshire

Our Indian correspondent reports on Saturday's trip to The Cotswolds in search of Blandings, Market Snodsbury Grammar School and several pubs

Our Woman In Moscow. Masha Lebedeva talks about the week as a whole when she failed to grow a beard.