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World Adventurer | Issue 1 | June - July 2005

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Issue 1 June - July 2005. Welcome to our first edition of World Adventurer magazine. We hope you enjoy our selection of topical and enlightening travel, environmental and destination stories gathered from around the globe. World Adventurer is your magazine and we invite your input. Please send us your letters, photos and travel experiences to share with like-minded travellers. We’ll have prizes and rewards for those we publish in the next issue. Golden gong for land of the Dzong. All Aboard for Svalbard.

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World Adventurer | Issue 2 | Eat, drink and be careful

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Eat, drink and be careful. Many travellers rate eating and drinking one of the most enjoyable aspects of travel. However, food and water can be contaminated in a variety of ways and Travellers’ Diarrhoea is common particularly in hot countries. To minimize the risks of food and water borne diseases, the Travel Doctor-TMVC National Medical Advisor Dr Tony Gherardin, offers a number of simple precautions:. Do not add ice to your drinks unless absolutely certain that it is made from purified water. Fish and...

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World Adventurer | December 2005 | In Search of Sir Hubert

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In Search of Sir Hubert. Australia’s “other” polar hero still remains something of a mystery to his hero-worshipping countrymen. While his Australian contemporaries, Sir Douglas Mawson and Frank Hurley enjoy the modern notoriety of their achievements during the “heroic age” of polar exploration, the equally breath-taking exploits of the adventurous boy from Adelaide, Sir Hubert Wilkins, are often overlooked. After the war, he joined the All-Australian crew (ironically in place of the unqualified Sir Char...

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World Adventurer | Issue 2 | The Decapitator

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The Moche civilisation were an advanced agricultural and deeply superstitious people living on the northern coast of Peru, some 500 kilometres north of the capital, Lima. Only in the last decade are scientists discovering and analysing the recent haul of artefacts unearthed from unlooted tombs found near the city of Trujillo. Featured in glorious colour interpretations by National Geographic magazine, author Peter Gwin let his imagination loose when describing how he imagined the scene in the plaza of "T...

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World Adventurer | Issue 2 | Get into top gear for Adventure

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Get into top gear for Adventure. Security in the Bag. With all the fuss about luggage security, travel accessory importer, Korjo, have introduced a range of TSA compliant locks. These locks can be opened by security officials with a special tool without revealing your combination or destroying them – as is currently occurring with locked bags in the USA. RRP$ 21.95. More info: www.korjo.com. Pack Light with Paclite. More info: www.berghaus.com. Pack a Pair of Popular Puppies. Wrap up with Icebreaker.

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World Adventurer | Round The World Travel

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Out of This World - the Top Five Remote Island Destinations for the Eco-Traveller. Cruise Passenger Magazine's Adventure Cruise Guide Names the Top Five Remote Island Destinations Accessible Only by. Editor of Adventure Cruise Guide, Adventure ships take small numbers of thoughtful people to places where there is no infrastructure and leave nothing behind. Some of the world's most remarkable destinations can only be reached aboard a small ship - and thank goodness for that. 1 Macquarie Island, Australia.

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World Adventurer | December 2005 | Icebreakers - Pushing the Limits

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This story currently offline. Icebreakers - Pushing the Limits. The Wild Side of Richard Morecroft. Icebreakers - Pushing the Limits. Spirit of the Sepik. Let Sleeping Gods Lie. In Search of Sir Hubert. Coral Reefs Under global Threat. Two Ships and 129 Men Missing Without Trace. Eat, drink and be careful. Get into top gear for Adventure. Modern shipbuilding now allows us to travel to the most remote regions of the world’s frozen oceans. Enter the icebreaker! Top Photo: Rod Eime. Design by Luca Balboni.

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World Adventurer | December 2005 | Spirit of the Sepik

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Spirit of the Sepik. From the shore it must look like a bad case of 'Bwana Vistas'. Six of us are chugging down Papua New Guinea's Sepik River in a dugout canoe - enthroned in wicker easy-chairs. Not only that, but we're shrouded against an equatorial sun by more headwear than an Arab in mufti. So, we look a tad silly? It allows us to spend three days slipping back through time on this glittering river, without kneeling all day as sun-crisped cripples. Water hyacinth-clotted lakes, stilt villages, kids p...

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Movidas Journeys » Cusco & Machu Picchu

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Cusco & Machu Picchu. Antarctica 2016 / 2017. Cusco & Machu Picchu. 6 days Departures any day. The surrounding countryside is also stunning, with ancient agricultural terraces and Inca ruins including Sacsayhuaman, Kenko, Puku Pukara, Tambo Machay, Pisac and Ollantaitambo and of course a train trip away – Machu Picchu! CUSCO – SACRED VALLEY OF THE INCAS. SACRED VALLEY OF THE INCAS – MACHU PICCHU. MACHU PICCHU – CUSCO. Transfer to the airport for your departing flight. B. Tourist Class - Casa Andina Tradi...