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These are the websites of our bunkies. It's mostly travel
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Ant
& Sams Big Adventure
Antony
is a Business Analyst for "The Worlds Favourite Airline"
and Sam was a stunningly beautiful Business Travel Consultant (and
still is stunningly beautiful - Well Ant thinks so anyway) but gave
up her promising career to jet off round the world with Ant. As
you can imagine, it wasn't a particularly hard decision. You can
follow them on their adventures around the world and catch up on
their progress as they go, hopefully with a few action shots from
their travels
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Jean-Philippe
Soule
Travel/documentary
photographer Jean-Philippe Soule was born in France in 1966. He
spent two years as a guide in the Mountain Commando Elite Special
Forces of the French Army. He then immigrated to the States in 1987
where for 5 years he worked his way up through the ranks to manage
a localization team at Microsoft. His thirst for adventure, extreme
sports, and travel and a lifelong interest in world cultures took
him to Asia for seven years of adventure. He trekked in the Himalayas,
explored jungles in Sumatra and Irian-Jaya, Indonesia, lived for
6 months with a family of shamans among the secluded Mentawai tribe
on the island of Siberut (www.nativeplanet.org/indigenous/mentawai)
and lived in Japan for three years, learning the language and the
intricacies of the culture. Most recently he led the three-year
CASKE 2000 expedition through Central America that concluded in
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Around
the World in a Viewfinder - What the Guidebooks Don't Tell You!
There
are as many different ways to travel as there are countries in the
world. Guidebooks attempt to address the general needs for a very
broad spectrum of travelers. This website, produced by J-Philippe
Soule and sponsored by Native Planet and Viewfinder Documentaries,
is not a guidebook; rather it is a wonderful complement to your
guidebook. The objective of this site is to promote vibrant, new
type of travel: cultural tourism. We provide resources for travelers
who want to experience the lifestyles and visit the lands of remote
native communities. We have worked with many of these villages to
develop their own tours, o r to develop infrastructure to receive
visitors. Travelers can contract directly with villages, which keeps
the profits local, instead of being diluted by outside tour operators.
We believe that this kind of tourism is mutually beneficial. Travelers
receive a cheaper, personalized, authentic experience and the communities
in turn preserve their traditional lifestyles. We are sensitive
to village politics and to travelers’ welfare, thus we only
recommend places in which we have stayed and/or thoroughly investigated.
Information does occasionally become obsolete so we invite travelers
to help us keep our resources current. Mail us any time with updates. |
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Europe
and a Backpack
The
European travelogue of Tony Sarhanis |
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Fifty50
FIFTY50
- Punkrock from Leipzig, Germany |
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Gard Karlsen's Website
(Norway)
Pictures
& travelogues from trips to:
Milan/Venice - June 2003 * (NEW) Amsterdam - June 1999 *
China - March 2003 * South Africa - February 1999 *
Thailand - September 2002 * Thailand - September 1998 *
Dubai (UAE) - March 2002 * South Africa - Easter of 1998 *
Florida - October 2001 * Asia - Summer of 1997
Singapore/KL -November 2000 * South Africa - Easter of 1997
Mexico - March 2000 * Las Vegas - November 1996 *
London - June 2000 * Houston/Galveston - June 1995
Paris - June 1999 * Athens, Greece - May 1995
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Dave Cooper's Website on
Skating Mt Kilimanjaro
Eddy
Matzger and Dave Cooper first humans to skate Mt. Kilimanjaro. Humans? |
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JONBORROMEO.COM |
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K&K
World Tour
On
Kathy: Ah yes, how to describe her? Let's ignore all the first impression
cliches, the former accountant, pedicured, manicured, high flying
socialite from Manhattan with the high powered job in software (can
we really ignore that?).
On
Kevin: Here is a reserved, laid back, techie goth that looks quite
at home in the T-shirt, skate trousers and boots with rucksack on
his bag (hey he even had long hair for a long time), who appears
fed up with work and society and is ready to get away from here
and now. And you probably think, ‘Yeah, not surprised he is
going!’ But looks can be deceiving. |
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Lindsey
Leaves London 2003
There
was a young lady called Lindsey,
Whose interest in working was flimsy.
She packed a rucksack,
Said "I'm not coming back!"
And went off on a travelling whimsy. |
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Ohad
Nomad
Thoughts - My travel logue. An English written weblog/travel journal
with stories from my journeys around the world.
The
news, Uncensored - Breaking news and discussions regarding mid-east
conflict. |
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Window
on the world
We
live in Australia, our families in England. These pages are our
way of sharing our photographs, and will be of no interest to anyone
not related. |
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