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Lonnie Dupre
During an arctic career spanning 20 years, Lonnie Dupre has traveled over 14,000 miles throughout the high arctic and polar reg…
Mark Lewis
Mark has been actively involved in climbing and mountaineering for the past 19 years. He was introduced to climbing in the Euro…
Amy Winterburn
Amy is an inveterate festival goer, having travelled and photographed festivals on five continents. From the great Toureg festi…
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Eileen Holland enjoys the kind of bicycle touring experience involving a small group of cyclists pedaling along a coastal back …
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Asian Economics Student using his powers for good.
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Fascinated by side balance sports since he was kid, Marco practiced skateboard, windsurf, snowboard, surf and kitesurfing (aka …
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I'm a New York City-based writer and editor who loves to travel, whether abroad or just around the corner from my apartment. I …
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Based in New Zealand, Andy is a trained diver training to be an underwater photographer. His main interest is in wreck diving.

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