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We have developed several one-hour Powerpoint slide presentations suitable for school groups, business, historical societies, civic groups and the general public. Each presentation is geared toward the current audience. We try to make them as light and entertaining as possible. If you have need for a speaker for your group, contact us via e-mail at Roger@RogerFulton.com or by phone at 386-956-6089. Costs vary depending on the type of group, size, program and location. Call us and we'll try to make it affordable for your group, and some programs may even be free to local non-profit or civic organizations. Safe in the Adirondacks Digital Photography – The absolute basics (New for 2010) Bicycle Trails of the Lake George Region
A Walking, or a Virtual Tour, of the City of Glens Falls, NY Tour Rates: Flat group fee of $75.00 for 1-5 people; flat group fee of $120.00 for 6 to 20 people. There is a maximum of 20 people per group. Payable in advance via check or money order. (More than 20 people? We can talk.) We also have developed a 60 minute “virtual tour” of the same walking tour. You can stay warm and dry and still learn about this great small city known as “Hometown, U.S.A., in the comfort of a hotel meeting or conference room though our graphic Powerpoint presentation. The costs remain the same. It’s a great recruiting tool for area businesses or tourism groups. The French and Indian War – The
Basics 300 Miles of History – The French
and Indian War Water Routes Costa Rican Adventures The Battle of Cranberry Creek in the War of 1812
Getting Published, with Roger Fulton Florida Speakers Bureau
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Author and noted outdoorsman Roger Fulton has developed a 90-minute Powerpoint program, titled How to be Safe in the Woods. It covers the basics of how to explore New York’s natural areas safely. So whether you are out for a casual walk, a short hike or a more adventurous outing this presentation could help you prevent serious problems. Topics include how to read trail markings, what you need to be prepared to go out into the woods, and what to do if you do get disoriented or lost. This program will be presented FREE of charge to selected groups in 2010. You provide the venue and group and he will provide the laptop and Powerpoint presentation. Call or e-mail to discuss or schedule. 386-956-6089 or 
The average person just wants to take a few pictures of family, friends and places. For a group of these friendly people we agreed to put together a Powerpoint program that meets their basic needs and demystifies this new “digital” age of cameras. It covers everything from what is a pixel, to which lenses you might need for your camera. We even tell you how to share your photos with friends and relatives from your camera, your computer or via the Internet. It’s all very basic. After this basic class, if you want more you can go to more advanced “photography” classes and not look like a complete dummy. J You provide the venue and group and we will provide the laptop and Powerpoint presentation. Call or e-mail to discuss or schedule. 386-956-6089 or 
Local bike trails link Fort Edward, Hudson Falls, Glens Falls and Lake George, but you have to know where they are and how to access them. There are many other locations where you can get out on bikes and enjoy the great outdoors in our area. That’s why outdoor writers Roger Fulton and Mike Carpenter decided to include these great trails in their new book, 
In Search of Spring Wildflowers - Lake George, NY Region
We have developed a 90 minute, walking eco-tour of the City of Glens Falls. An experienced tour guide will lead the trip and cover the history and heritage of the downtown area of the city, as well as the modern updates to the city, including Barton Mine’s “green” building. We’ll cover famous people from Glens Falls, as well as interesting stories about the people and places you will visit. The tour is available for ages 12 and older. After dinner tours are our specialty so you can walk off those extra calories. The tours cover about 1 mile over 90 minutes. 
Author and historian Roger Fulton has found that few people
remember many of the details about the French and Indian War.
Fought primarily in the Lake George area during the 1750’s,
this war was a major factor in deciding our heritage, the formation
of the United States and who we are today. In a slide presentation
he will cover the basics of the war from who was fighting and
why, to the major battles, their armaments and their methods
of travel and attack. Dressed in 1750’s attire, he will
also describe what life was like for the Common Man in that
era. At the end, he’ll tell you who won the war! (In
case you can’t remember.)
In the summer of 2007 author and historian Roger Fulton traveled
nearly 300 miles by canoe from Albany to Lake Ontario, retracing
the water routes of the French and Indian War of the 1750’s.
Dressed in 1750’s attire, as he was on his journey, he
will present a Powerpoint slide presentation of his trip and
what he found along the way. His accounts of traveling up the
Hudson River, down the St. Lawrence River and his travels on
Lake George and Lake Champlain are all interesting and entertaining. 
Roger
Fulton has been to Costa Rica several times to mountainbike,
whitewater raft, hike and to just enjoy the great scenery of
this interesting Central American country. In a Powerpoint
slide presentation he will share some of his adventures and
experiences with you. Photos in the presentation include the
moods of Costa Rica, local culture, activities and the flora
and fauna of the region. Enjoy colorful butterflies and interesting
birds as well as photos of other interesting wildlife, including
the elusive two-toed sloth. It’s all for a fun time and
the sharing of this wonderful country with you. The presentation
isn’t quite as good as being there, but the price is
much better.
Fought
near Alexandria Bay, NY in July of 1813, an
American force of only 50 American soldiers and militia had
repelled an attack by 250 British attackers. The story of
the battle and the Americans killed in the attack were nearly
lost to history due to neglect. In 1999 a local 12 year
old boy led us to three polished granite markers in an overgrown
field on the shore of Cranberry Creek. A summer of research
revealed that those granite markers had been placed there
by the Daughters of the American Revolution as a memorial
to the brave American soldiers who died on American soil, defending
against their British enemies in 1813.In 1999 they were "repatriated" and
a permanent memorial has been erected to secure the remembrance of
their sacrifices. The story of the battle and the soldiers'
repatriation is presented by Roger Fulton in this interesting
Powerpoint slide presentation.
Yes, you and your friends want to get out and get some exercise …..
But not TOO much exercise. Well, we have the solution for you.
Our trail guides specialize in short and interesting walks
and hikes in the Lake George and Saratoga regions. In this
light-hearted Powerpoint presentation we’ll help you
get motivated and we’ll highlight some neat places for
you to get out and explore year round …. All without
working too hard!
Your 5th grade teacher taught you how to write. And now, after a lifetime of experience, you actually have something to write about other than your summer vacation. But how do you get your poetry, a magazine article, a book or novel published? Roger Fulton had his first non-fiction book published in 1988. Since then he has had 20+ books published, more than 100 articles and columns, and a whole bunch of shorter pieces published. This 60-90 minute Powerpoint presentation presents the basics of how to get your work published. As a bonus, he will reveal the 4 secrets to getting published as handed down from generation to generation of writers. It’s similar to how magicians hand down tricks to the next generation. 
Hiking,
Biking and Birding – Where to go and how to get there – Central
Florida
Safe in the Woods – Florida Edition