All right now I am officially jealous...
Expeditions 7: Two Years Around the World on all Seven Continents.
- Thread starter Scott Brady
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X-plorenow
Adventurer
p1michaud
Expedition Leader
Very cool.
the Rewster
Observer
Now we are talking! Are you making a movie of this? I would love to see the action.
cruiseroutfit
Well-known member
What an amazing experience, hard work, long days in the seat, beat roads and wild truck drivers... and I loved every minute of it. I'm working on a writeup of my experience along the expedition, hope to have it done over the weekend. It will pale in comparison to the professional stuff in the works for Overland Journal and beyond but I like to drive cruiser and turn wrenches, I'm just about worthless behindd a camera
Congrats Kurt! Gotta take advantage when opportunity knocks...good for u!
What an amazing experience, hard work, long days in the seat, beat roads and wild truck drivers... and I loved every minute of it. I'm working on a writeup of my experience along the expedition, hope to have it done over the weekend. It will pale in comparison to the professional stuff in the works for Overland Journal and beyond but I like to drive cruiser and turn wrenches, I'm just about worthless behindd a camera
TangoBlue
American Adventurist
What an amazing experience, hard work, long days in the seat, beat roads and wild truck drivers... and I loved every minute of it. I'm working on a writeup of my experience along the expedition, hope to have it done over the weekend. It will pale in comparison to the professional stuff in the works for Overland Journal and beyond but I like to drive cruiser and turn wrenches, I'm just about worthless behindd a camera
Awesome... looking forward to chronicles from our "everyman" behind the wheel.
Bad Timing...I was just starting a new contract in San Diego.
Scott Brady
Founder
Clay Croft at the 'Pole of Cold', considered the coldest landmass point in the Northern Hemisphere with a record of -72.1 C.
We backed the truck to the water of the North Pacific, having driven completely around the world over 40,000 kms.
The city of Magadan. One of my favorites in Russia.
The Mask of Sorrow, honoring the political prisoners who lost their lives constructing the Road of Bones.
We backed the truck to the water of the North Pacific, having driven completely around the world over 40,000 kms.
The city of Magadan. One of my favorites in Russia.
The Mask of Sorrow, honoring the political prisoners who lost their lives constructing the Road of Bones.
Landroverholic
Observer
Well done guys. Looks like you had a great time.
Regards
Callum
Regards
Callum
p1michaud
Expedition Leader
Breaking news - Canning Stock Route Permit Change
Expeditions 7 team, heads up!
On 30th September 2012, there was a change to the way the permits are issued for the Canning Stock Route. The permits were previously issued by the Four Wheel Drive Australia however the traditional owners have raised concerns about protection of their native title rights and areas of cultural significance. The permits are now going to be issued via Kuju Wangka. Not sure if this affects permits that have been issued already (i.e. retroactive). Given that the permits are issued once a month and are valid for a one month period, you probably have your permit in hand...:sombrero:
I've just had a quick read on the Four Wheel Drive Australia website home page and it looks like they have been requested to continue management of the permits. Not sure if this is to allow for a transition period.
Other good information here: Four Wheel Drive Australia.
Safe packing and transit!
Cheers,
P
Expeditions 7 team, heads up!
On 30th September 2012, there was a change to the way the permits are issued for the Canning Stock Route. The permits were previously issued by the Four Wheel Drive Australia however the traditional owners have raised concerns about protection of their native title rights and areas of cultural significance. The permits are now going to be issued via Kuju Wangka. Not sure if this affects permits that have been issued already (i.e. retroactive). Given that the permits are issued once a month and are valid for a one month period, you probably have your permit in hand...:sombrero:
I've just had a quick read on the Four Wheel Drive Australia website home page and it looks like they have been requested to continue management of the permits. Not sure if this is to allow for a transition period.
Other good information here: Four Wheel Drive Australia.
Safe packing and transit!
Cheers,
P