Crossing the ditch (in a Kayak!)
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Crossing the ditch (in a Kayak!)
After the sad passing of Sir Ed last night I thought it might be suitable to join in and celebrate a new type of explorer. Whilst I realise this is an avaiation forum I believe most of us from downunder love to follow amazing achievements of sucess from our fellow countrymen.
Two young Australians are about to complete the first ever kayak across the Tasman, and land in New Plymouth. Great coverage can be found with the use of google map and the latest gps updating system at www.crossingtheditch.com.au
Two young Australians are about to complete the first ever kayak across the Tasman, and land in New Plymouth. Great coverage can be found with the use of google map and the latest gps updating system at www.crossingtheditch.com.au
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Was it Paul McCaffrey who crossed alone east to west in the Seventies.
How come he never got a gong ?
As for the guy who went missing near Fiordland after taking a photo of the Southern Alps, that has to be a very suspicious adventure.
How come he never got a gong ?
As for the guy who went missing near Fiordland after taking a photo of the Southern Alps, that has to be a very suspicious adventure.
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Two young Australians are about to complete the first ever kayak across the Tasman, and land in New Plymouth.
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Howard; The others you refer to were a crew of 4 who rowed, the current pair are paddling.
This current attempt is an indication of the lengths some will go to escape the west island.
This current attempt is an indication of the lengths some will go to escape the west island.