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Join Adventure Architects on a self-guided photo safari and visit wild creatures and landscapes from South Africa, Western Namibia, Botswana and Zimbabwe. Chris Collard and his college mate Allan Andrews, a wildlife photographer and internationally published marine biologist, take you into Southern Africa's backcountry for a thirty-day expedition of the flora and fauna and things unworldly.
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Home of Steve Irwin the Croc Hunter, the endless Outback and the Great Barrier Reef, Australia's people and open spaces create an atmosphere for adventure. A short
2000 trip to the east coast has prompted plans for a future transect of the country.
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Considered Mexico's "Frontera," the Baja California peninsula provides a world of adventure travel. The allure of isolated beaches, remote Spanish missions, cacti forests and desolate backcountry two-tracks intrigue the mind's eye. Chris Collard's Baja experience began in the early 70's, prior to the completion of the paved highway. Today he continues to seek out Baja's road less traveled.
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New Zealand's south island offers diverse eco systems and unlimited outdoor adventure opportunity. The glaciated Southern Alps, gorse covered rolling foothills, fiords, palm-lined beaches and rain forests expand a photographer's realm. Visit the New Zealand gallery for an intimate look at the island that time forgot, of nine-foot flightless birds, the Kiwi, glaciers and thirty-five million sheep.
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Adventure Architects joined Jeepers Jamboree in 1999 for a six-week off-road expedition across South America. From Lima Peru, the group traversed the Andes to Machu Picchu, the lost city of the Incas, skirted the blue waters of Lake Titicaca, crossed the highlands of Bolivia, and south to Argentina's Iguazu Falls. Incredible scenery, remote villages, breakdowns, extortionists and traveling in our own Jeeps, shipped down from the US, added to the Adventure.
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Manifest Destiny and the California gold rush of the 1850's sent a flood of humanity across the Great Plains. The incredible geological diversity and nature beauty of North America creates a natural photographic atmosphere.
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