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Classic Larapinta Trek in Comfort
Winner of the 2016 Ecotourism award in the Brolga Norther Territory Tourism Awards. Since 1995, when we offered the first commercial trek in this outstanding walking destination, we have led the way on the Larapinta trail - and our award-winning semi-permanent campsites continue to set the standard. On this fully supported trek, you'll walk with just a day pack on well graded trails between eight and sixteen kilometres each day. At the end of each day, you'll appreciate the facilities of our architect-designed exclusive permanent campsites, including hot showers, comfortable lounges and heated dining shelter, as our guides prepare what are best described as delicious meals "with a gourmet twist".Our three stylish campsites are located at intervals that minimize your transfer time, so there's more time to take in the highlights of the trail. We have selected walks for their spectacular scenery and their variety. On the high ridge lines of the West MacDonnell Ranges, you'll gain a rare perspective of the vast flood plains - truly big sky country - that form this ancient land. You'll be dwarfed by the immensity of Ormiston and Serpentine gorges and soothed by their idyllic waterholes. You'll be amazed by dramatic colour changes in the rock formations at Simpsons Gap and Standley Chasm and the dawn ascent of Mt Sonder (1,380m) provides the perfect vantage point to take in the length of the entire West MacDonnell Ranges.
Brief Itinerary
|Join Alice Springs and explore the Telegraph Station then trek to our exclusive camp, Nick's Camp (15km)
|Trek from camp to Simpsons Gap (10km) plus Standley Chasm walk (4km)
|Serpentine Gorge to Counts Point and Charlie's exclusive camp (18km)
|Ochre Pits (7km) plus Ormiston Gorge (11km)
|Climb Mount Sonder (16km),
|Ormiston Pound Walk (7km), return to Alice Springs where trip concludes
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We both thoroughly enjoyed our Larapinta walk with World Expeditions. We were impressed with the camps we felt that they were totally appropriate to their environment, and more than adequate in comfort and convenience. However, we would particularly like to comment about the quality of guiding we had Pete, Mikhail and Emily. We really enjoyed the company of all three, found them invariably helpful and thoughtful, appreciated their knowledge and generally considered them delightful guides of the highest quality who we would recommend without qualification. Thank you for giving us a first insight into the area. We stayed on for another three weeks camping and walking through the East Macs, Finke etc and thoroughly enjoyed our time there. We were lucky to see all the country at its best.
T. Weatherly Dunkeld, VIC Australia
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*5 breakfasts, 6 lunches and 5 dinners *Professional wilderness guide and support staff *All group camping equipment *5 nights exclusive semi-permanent campsites including safari tents, stretcher beds, swags and hot showers *All National Park fees * Fees to Aborginal Traditional Owners *Emergency communications and group first aid kit *Off-road transport from Alice Springs
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traveller reviews (57)
We both thoroughly enjoyed our Larapinta walk with World Expeditions. We were impressed with the camps we felt that they were totally appropriate to their environment, and more than adequate in comfort and convenience. However, we would particularly like to comment about the quality of guiding we had Pete, Mikhail and Emily. We really enjoyed the company of all three, found them invariably helpful and thoughtful, appreciated their knowledge and generally considered them delightful guides of the highest quality who we would recommend without qualification. Thank you for giving us a first insight into the area. We stayed on for another three weeks camping and walking through the East Macs, Finke etc and thoroughly enjoyed our time there. We were lucky to see all the country at its best.
T. Weatherly Dunkeld, VIC Australia
I found the Classic Larapinta trek interesting and challenging. The camps were fantastic and the guides very attentive.
G. Skinner VIC, Australia
Our trip was amazing - walking was great, the guides were truly awesome, the scenery was so great and our fellow walkers were very friendly. I really recommend the trip - the knowledge of the guides
and their genuine interest in the environment and our walk made the holiday a trip to remember.
F. Towers Lane Cove, NSW
Couldn't rave enough about World Expeditions! It was my first trek and the whole experience has made me so excited to do more tours! It definitely was the best way to tour the Larapinta trail. The scenery I saw was absolutely incredible. You will not regret booking this tour!!
K. Pobar Kelvin Grove, QLD
Our family has just returned to Sydney after completing the Larapinta trail. We loved the 6 days and found the trip a very rewarding experience (pushing our bodies further than we thought during the days and
rewarding, refreshing and satisfying in the campsites in the evenings). The
three guides were professional, attentive, knowledgeable and fun. In any business you would pride yourselves on such responsive customer service. Well done World Expeditions and the guides Michael, Josh and Harriet.
M. Gordon St. Ives, NSW Australia
World Expeditions Larapinta trail is a unique walk that combines modest, but very satisfying comfort with the opportunity to walk an ancient land where the aborigines the arrente people have lived for perhaps 40,000 years. The leaders Michael, Josh and Harriet have to be congratulated for their hard work, enthusiasm, cooking abilities and trekking skills including their knowledge of flora and fauna.
A. Rodger West Pennant Hills, NSW Australia
An exceptional experience enhanced by the terrific leadership of our guides Harriet, Josh and Michael. A terrific group all who mixed in very easily also added to the experience. All meals were great and
were most appreciated after a day of walking.
J. Palmer Padstow, NSW Australia
The guides were brilliant - I sent an email to the company complimenting the guides - Michael Hoare, Harriet Negus and Josh Brown.
M. Gordon St. Ives, NSW Australia
What a challenging but totally exhilarating 6 day experience exploring the best of the Larapinta Trail through the Macdonnell Ranges! Every day was different, filled with so many painted moments. Luxury
semi-permanent campsites and passionate, friendly young guides with great culinary skills ensured a truly memorable experience.
R. Donnet Brisbane, QLD Australia
This is a great trek that takes you through wonderful parts of the mountain range. It exposes some of Australia's rugged and harsh beauty. The guides were excellent and made all guests feel welcome,
comfortable and looked after.
A. Hayden Hawthorn East, VIC Australia
This was a once in a lifetime experience and one I will never forget. Nacho, Ryan, Karlie and Nom were our knowledgeable, caring guides. Our accommodation was extremely comfortable and the food delicious. This trek was much more than that, it was a connection to the outback and to nature. I highly recommend this trek.
F. Francis Mount Barker, WA Australia
I set out for a walk and came back with the experience of a lifetime. An educational and cultural experience. Extremely well organised with experienced, knowledgeable and compassionate guides.
L. Wallace WA, Australia
Superb walking including climbing Sonder, great guides, well organised, nice food and company.
J. Keynes Keyneton, SA, Australia
Walking up Mt. Sonder in the early hours of the morning, complete darkness, freezing cold....and then the sunrise. Spectacular! I felt such a sense of achievement.
K. Guest Victoria Australia
This was my second holiday with World Expeditions, and like my first trip, the Larapinta holiday exceeded my expectations.
A. Tregonning Western Australia
Thoroughly enjoyed the Classic Larapinta 6 day walk. Such an awesome landscape. Hayley, Josh and Paul were very organised, providing creative, tasty fresh food and their knowledge and passion for the
area was outstanding. Also helped to have a great group of like minded people to walk with. It got pretty warm in September and really enjoyed the refreshing swims in the waterholes. Thanks for a great experience.
Helen Rowe NSW, Australia
There were many highlights: swimming in the gorges, especially Glen Helen, climbing Mt Sonder, the very well-prepared, healthy and plentiful food and the high quality of our guides, Josh, Hailey and
Brendan O'Keefe NSW, Australia
What makes the trip surpass my expectations were our 4 brilliant guides Josh, Jordy, Hayley and Eric. Their knowledge of the land, birds, wildlife and people of this ancient land ensured all 16 of us walked away feeling recharged and reconnected. The facilities at our campsites were second to none! Innovative, very eco-friendly and a welcome relief after a hot day on the trail. The guides Josh, Jordy, Hayley and Eric really made sure that all 16 of us were well looked after (particularly my dietary requirements). They really exceeded my expectations and felt that they delivered 5 star service the entire time. The shared the history of the Arrernte which I found very fascinating and had me spotting bush tucker. I felt I got everything I wanted out of the experience plus a whole lot more. If you're looking for something that could challenge, excite and amaze you then Classic Larapinta is for you. It was the best experience to have walked part of it and seen the highlights that this beautiful part of Australia has to offer. The climb up Mount Sonder at 230 am was difficult but the highlight. The sky was so clear that we got to see Saturn in the distance amidst the millions of stars. And as someone escaping from the big city- this was something I will have imprinted in my memory forever. This trek with World Expeditions is easily the best travelling experience I have had with a sensational group of people. Can't wait for the next WE adventure!
Candice Hendricks Australia
I love the geology and vegetation of the McDonnell Ranges and feel that the Larapinta Trek is one of the best things that I have ever done, Particularly as I wanted to prove to myself that I could complete such an adventure and will certainly do more. The scenery overall was stunning and climbing Mount Sonder was a highlight. Our guides were fantastic and they prepared excellent food given the limited facilities.
Clive Jones NSW, Australia
A memorable trek through Central Australia, with spectacular scenery and consequently a greater appreciation of the unique beauty of our own continent - complemented by great food.
D. Davey VIC, Australia
Our recent Larapinta experience exceeded our expectations. An amazing way to see such beautiful country, shared with new friends and our cheerful competent guides of Nicole, Michael, Eric and Will. So glad this was recommended to us.... Thank you very much for a memorable trip.
Jan & Barry Mulcahy NZ
The group and guides were excellent. Wonderful scenery and great company as well as high standard of service from guides.
Wendy Bones NSW, Australia
Fantastic scenery of the MacDowell Ranges and the boulder scrambling in the awesome gorges were the trip highlights.
E. Palmer USA
This is a wonderful trip, which allows reasonably fit city slickers like us to connect with the ancient and beautiful semi-arid desert of Central Australia. Everyone should do this! It's such a wonderful surprise, and a landscape unique to Australia.
S. Kable NSW, Australia
A really well run organisation. Great camp sites and excellent staff that accommodated our needs. Wasn't 5 star but we didn't go hiking to get that kind of service but you managed to exceed expectations. Great guides and amazing scenery.
M O'Shea Brisbane
Our Guides/Leaders Ashton, Jordy, Lorus and Alice are to be thanked for their professionalism and easy going nature in catering for every need from a group of oldies. These young people are to be commended for their knowledge of the track, culture and understanding of the local area. The food prepared was first rate and to have meals such as barramundi served after a hard day's trek was a real surprise, and thoroughly appreciated. Whether it was taping our feet to prevent blisters, pushing us on the trek to Mt Sonder, or giving us suggestions regarding kit for the trek the advice was always given by our guides thoughtfully and with a smile. In fact we laughed every day and night and this made it a very enjoyable experience.
The facilities provided by the semi permanent camps were exceptional. The tents, showers, toilet facilities and eating/living areas were of such a high standard considering the remote location. It was such a welcoming feeling to know that after a day on the tracks we would come home to such a well-appointed camp.
I would also like to thank Heidi and Bec for all their assistance leading up to the trip and making things run smoothly prior to departure. I will be recommending World Expeditions to all my friends and those who wish to travel the Larapinta Trail. I hope to use your company for another adventure in the not too distant future.
T Gorman QLD, Australia
"Take me back" she cried the next day after returning home from the Larapinta Trail adventure. So it was, our epic adventure out to the West MacDonnell Ranges, 152km on the western side of Alice Springs to hike the Larapinta Trail. I can't really put into a few words the experience we had two weeks ago. Thirteen women, 76km of hiking on rocky ground, outside showers, intense, surreal scenery, endless night sky, fabulous conversation and bucketloads of bellylaughs.
We had the chance to just be ourselves - a small escape from our everyday lives - to reconnect, recharge and relax. We knew we had something special that week and we soaked it all in. So, as we slip quickly back into the routine of our individual lives, we will hold on to the memories of this trip and hopefully "find that space" in our minds and mentally transport ourselves there for a brief moment in time when life gets a bit too much.
Y. Shepherd QLD, Australia
A fantastic trip, made all the better by the knowledge, skills, experience and commitment of the guides! They were great company, careful of our individual needs and abilities on the trip, and happy to share their knowledge and understanding of the local people and environment with us. Oh - and they were pretty good cooks too!!
K. Wood VIC, Australia
Most memorable part of this trip was climbing Mt Sonder to view the sunrise in extremely windy conditions, in the dark. Well worth the effort to enjoy the amazing view from the summit.
All of our trips with World Expeditions have been amazing. Stunning locations and experienced guides. Travelling in Mongolia with camels and mules in Peru were just some of the highlights - we are about to go on our 12th tour with World Ex to Madagascar, which means we are very happy with the service that the company provides.
A. Moran Melbourne, Australia
We would especially like to mention the fantastic trek leaders - Ashton and Nicole. They made the tour a very special occasion for us with their good humour, expertise, local knowledge, people handling skills and their cookery. We would not hesitate to book with your company again in the future and will certainly recommend you to friends.
Linda and Dennis Briggs Sydney, Australia
We enjoyed the trip immensely and just wanted to put on record our thanks to the three guides we had for our trip, Peter, Angie and Shannon. They managed the 14 of us supremely well, always thinking of and consulting on how to manage the rising temperatures (weather!), various levels of endurance and walking speed etc and got on very well with everyone. The facilities and food were excellent.
Anonymous Melbourne, Australia
Every single aspect of this tour far exceeded our expectations. Our three guides worked well as a team - and providing a gluten & dairy free diet was never a problem. We were continually impressed with our guides' dedication to ensuring that everything was handled in an environmentally friendly manner. Unforgettable experience!
Mick & Marie Bacon Queensland, Australia
I wanted to take the time to write in and just say what a wonderful time I had on the trek. We had a lovely group of people and were lucky with the weather - but best of all was the way everything was organised and run by our guides Aran, Nicole and Simon.
They looked after us from dawn to beyond dusk - whether it was coaxing us up hillsides or cooking us wonderful meals or tending to smelly feet and gross blisters - all with a smile on their faces and always ready for a laugh. They were professional and caring, and I must say having travelled extensively all over the world I have never been on a group tour as well organised or as pleasantly run. I cant speak highly enough of them. All of us in the group commented on just how hard the guides worked, putting in long days whilst keeping the atmosphere happy and fun.They have turned me into a World Ex devotee and I plan to do another World Ex trip as soon as I can convince my husband to look after the kids again for another week!
Thank you to the company and to Aran, Nicole and Simon for a wonderful and highly memorable holiday that completely exceeded my expectations. As Simon would say - it was AWESOME!
Alison Walter New South Wales, Australia
Just back from my Classic Larapinta Trek. I just wanted to say a huge thank you to our guides, Holly, Aaron and Oscar. They were excellent in every respect very patient, understanding, knowledgeable, organised, competent and were great cooks! They really ensured that we had the best experience we possibly could, and it was definitely an amazing one. Thank you!
Nina Ardill Sydney, Australia
We walked the Classic Larapinta Trek from 2nd July to 7th July. It exceeded all our expectations, day after day. I began with some hesitation. Was I fit enough, would I fit in, would I make it?
We all did. Up early and walking each day. Relaxing after a warm bucket shower, in the wonderful permanent camp sites at the end of the day while our guides, Peter and Oscar, prepared the most delicious meals. Meals were worthy of a very good restaurant.
It was the first time I'd walked with a group. We were a diverse lot, aged from 18 to 64. We all became good friends. How could we not? Walking up Mt. Sonder by headlamp to watch the dawn rising. Wading across the chest high waters at Ormiston Gorge with out packs on our heads. The West MacDonnell Ranges are truly magnificent. Awe inspiring. You must do this walk.
By the final day I felt happy to have experienced so much, and, to my surprise, I felt I could happily walk on and on, every day, for ever and ever.
Rob Benson Melbourne, Australia
We had the most wonderful time on the Larapinta Trail starting on 29th June with Nicole as our main guide, Simon, Brenton and Will who was in training. The guides were fabulous and kept us oldies all going and all very happy with ourselves at the end of the 6 days. They managed the group so well, cooked delicious meals and were all very informative and helpful. You have a very good team there. I look forward to investigating more of your adventures in the years to come.
Madeleine Adams Sydney, NSW, Australia
Without exception all walkers in the group were incredibly impressed with the three young men (Josh, Jordy and Oscar) who looked after us so well. They handled the 10-11 of us oldies with patience humour, and most importantly with utmost professionalism. The meals they prepared, especially around the camp fire at night, were superb (I suspect Josh will take the credit for that and rightly so!) and their enthusiasm to ensure we got the most out of the tour was first class. Our climb to the top of Mt. Sonder which started at 2 AM (and which coincided with ANZAC Day) to watch the dawn over the McDonnell Ranges was made even more special when Josh produced his iPod and small speaker and proceeded to play the last post. At the conclusion he then recited the Ode They shall not grow old... in full and without notes. Our whole group was moved by the whole ceremony as were the other people who had trekked up the mountain that dawn. Not a lot of dry eyes for some time at the conclusion. Those moments make any trip unforgettable. Once again please pass on our thanks to those three young men and let them know that the trip on the Larapinta has left fantastic memories to all in our group and consequently has left nothing but good impressions on World Expeditions.
F. Esteban Sydney, Australia
Just completed the 6 Day Classic Larapinta Trek (2/6/2013) with World Expeditions. What an amazing walking trek. W.E set the standard high and we were looked after exceptionally well. We would like to say a big thank-you to our guides, Josh, Tommo and Hayley with their outstanding knowledge and efforts made our trek so enjoyable that it will remain in our minds forever. They all went far beyond our expectations in making sure we were all cared for starting from our food each day to our showers at night after walking all day.
Special thanks goes to Hayley (the work experience student) for carrying the thermos of hot water so we could have a cuppa of tea in the mornings at the most beautiful spots along the way. The most rewarding was especially at Mt Sonder when we had to get up early to be at the summit to watch the sunrise. This was one of the most exhilarating experiences only one can imagine to do and certainly not to be missed if you are doing this trek.
The gorges that we walked to were breathtakingly beautiful. Ormiston Pound and the gorge was one of the highlights in our walk as the rock hopping through the gorge was fantastic. Our many pictures that we have taken dont do them justice. To see them in real life is spectacular.
The campsites were well set out providing us with showers and composting toilets and the raised deck area with the kitchen facilities, table and chairs and a lounge made for a relaxing atmosphere for our group to all get together each night to enjoy our meals and talk about the day we just had and the day to follow.
We cannot give enough praise to our guides for whom all worked endlessly every day to make our walk most enjoyable. Joshs knowledge of the area we walked and Hayleys keen eye to spot a bush banana growing on a vine and other plants and birds around our walk. She was always eager to share with us what she had found.
We would not hesitate in recommending W.E to anyone wishing to do this trekking holiday and would certainly not hesitate to go with W.E. again.
Julie & Jim N.S.W, Australia
The Larapinta Trail is one of the world's great bushwalks. It captures the essence of the Australian outback. The trail weaves its 223 km way through the starkly beautiful landscape of the West MacDonnell Ranges in Central Australia. Every step of the walk pays homage to the extraordinary and ancient geological forces that have shaped the landscape, which is given its cultural meaning by the stories of the local Arrente people.
World Expeditions runs a 6 day guided Classic Larapinta Trek that provides an authentic outback Australian experience with bush camping, a decent amount of walking (between 8 and 16 km per day), and plenty of highlights that include Simpsons Gap, Standley Chasm, Ormiston Gorge, Glen Helen Gorge, and the ochre pits of the Arrente people. A memorable experience was the glorious sunrise on the slow and strenuous night climb to the peak of the magnificent Mount Sonder (1380 m). Expect to see kangaroos, rock wallabies, dingos, flocks of budgerigars and beautiful desert foliage over the course of the trek although the spiritual solitude in the cathedral like chasms invites quiet contemplation. There is at times an odd juxtaposition between the ill-fated European endeavours on the ancient landscape, such as the failed Serpentine Chalet Gorge and its dam, and the more significant Aboriginal sites such as the ochre pits used by the Arrente people over thousands of years.
If our guides (Pete and Angela) are indicative of the guided experience, you can expect the utmost in professionalism, conviviality, affiliation with country and culture, and the best camp oven meals you've ever had. Fitness and bushwalking experience matters more than age - our tour group ranged in age from 13 years to 72 years yet the good level of fitness meant the group set a solid pace each day (up to 23 km) and not a single blister. Walking in June promises great walking weather with mild days and cold nights. The cloudless sub zero desert nights deliver a rich smorgasbord of stars every evening. Enjoy a glass of wine and recount the day's experiences as night falls ,while delicious meals that include roasted lamb shanks, grilled barramundi, spaghetti with kangaroo bolognaise, camel sausages and superb desserts are prepared by the WorldEX guides.
Accommodation is in semi-permanent campsites that offer environmentally sustainable shower and toilet facilities and the experience of sleeping in warm swags. Lunches are in sandy creek beds under ancient river gums. This can be one of those life-changing experiences. Expect to return to the mainstream fitter, stronger, more resilient - and in awe of the majesty of this ancient land.
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I had a great time on this trip. Everything seemed well planned and prepared. The guides were knowledgeable and helpful. I would definitely recommend this trip to others I know.
Allison Dane NSW, Australia
We had a wonderful time on our recent 8 day Larapinta Trek. The trip was made all the more enjoyable by the assistance of our guides Adrian and Craig. Their flexibility, steady temperaments, knowledge, friendship, experience, sense of humor and ability in the kitchen took all the difficulties out of our experience. Nothing was too much trouble, and everything that should have happened happened, and happened when it should have. They made the whole experience for us a simple walk in the bush. We could not reccommend them more highly.
Peter Surtees NSW, Australia
The group, the weather, the scenery, the terrain, the food, the campsites, the stars at night, and not to forget our fabulous 2 guides.......was just a holiday that will stay with us for a long time.
L, Allen Australia
Excellent food prep and cooking experience, I am Gluten free with also other dietary requirements, so I felt more than looked after. AAA+++
Kate Doyle Victoria, Australia
I thought I would just drop you a note and let you know that the Larapinta Trek George & I did a couple of weeks ago was absolutely sensational. The group, the weather, the scenery, the terrain, the food, the campsites, the stars at night, and not to forget our fabulous 2 guides, Max S!! and Victor Trail was just a holiday that will stay with us for a long time. The group of people was just fantastic and everyone just got on well and as for Max & Victor, if I ever plan another Australian adventure I will do my utmost to ensure one of them if not both were the guides, the nicest, funniest and most of all very professional fellows, they kept the group in great spirits and the knowledge they both have is just outstanding, especially Max for such a young fellow. They did a great job in camp setting everything out for us, all we had to do was enjoy it. I can't sign off without mentioning the food, what these 2 guys whipped up for us everyday, breakfast, lunch on the track was just unbelievable what they carried and dinner - always 3 courses and always different, I doubt anyone lost too much wait on this trek. It was just a great pleasure to have meet 2 such great fun fellows.
Now to go off and think about what I will do next !!!!
Lorraine Allen Victoria, Australia
I have returned from my Australia holidays and the Larapinta trek that I booked via your organization was the most wonderful experience. The scenery of central Australia is really awesome (you should go and visit yourself if you haven´t done it yet) and the organisation of the trek was perfect.
Many thanks to world expeditions. I will definitely come back to you for future trips.
Natascha S. The Netherlands
All guides were constant in thier unceasing willingness to help answer questions and provide support and assistance. Food was amazing. Peter Emily and Joel were brilliant. WE are to be commended on their selection of staff.
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All the guides worked extremely hard and were always cheerful
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Mark, Shelley and Kate (guides) were all amazing. Most professional and couldnt praise them enough. Would travel with them agaain in a heartbeat!
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The food was of an amazingly high standard given the conditions. The staff had such energy to trek all day and then cook! They also had great subject knowledge and excellent first aid skills.
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I am very impressed with the fitness, organisational management and multiple skills of our tour leader Emily and her coleagues Ben and Bonnie - these were crucial to the pleasure and success of our holiday.
I also appreciate Emily's sharing of her knowledge of the Amente culture with our group and enjoyed the opportunity to meet and talk with an Amente elder.
Xavier Silvia Kingston, ACT
Bloody fantastic! Great trip, good co-walkers, the BEST trek leaders and the food was amazing! It all made for an exciting walk.
Well done W.E.!!
Ian and Brenda McColl Goondiwindi, QLD
I am not sure you can improve, it was all excellent! I thoroughly enjoyed every minute of my trip. Our guides Emily, Ben and Bonny were all super people. They were very professional and the food was excellent!
Karen Wright Dalton
Both of our guides were enthusiastic and professional at all times. The leader was very knowledgeable and informative about all aspects along the trail and the area itself (including the history). The food was excellent!!
Debra and Anthony Sullivan Newcastle, NSW
Excellent food prep and cooking experience, I am Gluten free with also other dietary requirements, so I felt more than looked after. AAA+++
Kate Doyle Victoria, Australia
I have returned from my Australia holidays and the Larapinta trek that I booked via your organization was the most wonderful experience. The scenery of central Australia is really awesome (you should go and visit yourself if you haven´t done it yet) and the organisation of the trek was perfect.
Many thanks to world expeditions. I will definitely come back to you for future trips.
Natascha S. The Netherlands
We enjoyed every moment of the experience and had total trust in the guides and in your organisation. Thank you!
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We had a wonderful time on our recent 8 day Larapinta Trek. The trip was made all the more enjoyable by the assistance of our guides Adrian and Craig. Their flexibility, steady temperaments, knowledge, friendship, experience, sense of humor and ability in the kitchen took all the difficulties out of our experience. Nothing was too much trouble, and everything that should have happened happened, and happened when it should have. They made the whole experience for us a simple walk in the bush. We could not recommend them more highly.
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We are widely recognized for ground breaking Responsible Tourism initiatives. In particular, the award winning Community Project Travel Program helps to improve the living conditions of some of the world's most remote communities
Today, with offices around the globe, we offer more than 500 stand alone itineraries; small group active adventures and expeditions, cycling and walking tours and cultural journeys. Each itinerary has several scheduled departure dates throughout the season.
Supported by some of the world's most experienced and respected adventurers, including mountaineers Peter Hillary and Tim Macartney-Snape working with us as specialist guides, World Expeditions' has helped shape the adventure travel industry standards since its inception almost four decades ago.
Our all-inclusive, no hidden extras pricing policy combined with longer, creative itineraries and the use of quality ground services attracts people who have high expectations of their travel experiences.
In 2004, we became the first adventure operator whose product was being distributed on Lonely Planet's Travel Services section on their website.
World Expeditions is truly global company with offices in London, Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane and Perth, as well as Auckland, Ottawa and Montreal.
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We own most of our operational bases around the world. This ensures that we can provide high quality trips of exceptional value with no hidden extras. Our trips are all inclusive, so there is little need to pay for anything once your trip commences until it ends. Our hands-on approach and years of experience has ensured a safety record second to none as we've pioneered some of the most unique itineraries in the adventure market place today.
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Almost four decades of pioneering adventure travel has proved the positive conservation outcomes when travel is managed for sustainability. We believe a responsible, long-term vision can deliver true sustainability and with the participation of all our clients and business partners the challenge is being met and achieved.
An example of this commitment to sustainability has been our efforts to preserve the forests of Nepal. This has involved changing an entrenched culture of burning wood for fuel. World Expeditions has pioneered the change to kerosene as an alternative to wood on all trekking expeditions in Nepal. We do not have camp fires and we strongly discourage trekkers from buying wood-fueled hot showers in lodges along the trail. As a founding supporter of the International Porter Protection Group (IPPG) we also lead the way in porter protection by providing a good working wage for all Nepalese staff, food and extra clothing for those working above the tree line, life insurance cover and emergency helicopter insurance. Our efforts were recognized at the World Travel Mart in 2006 when our porter policies received a 'Highly Commended' in the Mountain Environment category.
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Following a spate of decisions in 2014 on patent licences the Federal Court of Australia announced two further decisions which provide additional guidance to parties to a patent licence. Both of these decisions are a reminder that in addition to contract law, the parties to a licence of Australian patents should consider the relevant provisions of the Patents Act 1990.
It's been an unusually busy period for patent licensing, with the Federal Court of Australia issuing a number of important decisions in 2014. The decisions, which consider the issues of exclusivity, termination rights and obligations to fund litigation, provide useful guidance to licensors and licensees alike. They also underscore the importance of paying attention to the fine detail of patent licences during their negotiation and in court proceedings.
2014 is already shaping up to be a big year in the world of patents. In anticipation of what's to come, we've taken the opportunity to reflect on and examine the trends emerging from 2013, which was also a bumper year for patents in Australia.
In one of the few decisions of its kind, the UK High Court recently assessed the damages to be paid to a generic pharmaceutical company under a cross-undertaking in damages. While some aspects of the decision are specific to the UK pharmaceutical reimbursement scheme, the judgment will be a useful reference point for parties involved in similar litigation in Australia. In particular, the case involved the generic claiming to have lost the 'first mover advantage' as a result of the interlocutory injunction obtained by the patentee.
The Australian Government has launched another inquiry into the compulsory licensing provisions in the Patents Act 1990 (Cth). This alert outlines the scope of the inquiry by the Productivity Commission, and how you can make a submission.
The Full Federal Court of Australia recently found that the majority of Wyeth's patent claims covering a method of administering an antidepressant compound were invalid, based on a finding that the patent was not entitled to its earliest priority date. The decision highlights the care required when amending patent claims to ensure they are not broadened to the extent that they cease to be fairly based on the specification and any priority documents.
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South Bend, IN — March 15, 2012, Towne Air Freight has been selected as the primary North American provider of logistics and ground transportation for British Airways and Iberia. Under the multi-year agreement, Towne Air Freight will supply the majority of British Airways' and Iberia's road feeder and expedited trucking needs in the USA and Canada. The new partnership goes into effect April 1, 2012.
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The United Nations held a conference this week called the 8th Conference of the Parties where UN members discussed primarily issues affecting the environment. The main topic was what they called "e-waste."
A byproduct of technology that was once cutting edge, e-waste is basically old technology that has become obsolete and consumers no longer want them.
Old televisions, computers, phones and other electronics are getting moved overseas
, to third world countries and being "dumped" there for people to use. While the concept of recycling is definitely the idea, UN Under-Secretary General and Executive Director of the UN Environment Programme, Achim Steiner, expressed a high degree of concern over e-waste.
During his speech to UN members, Steiner noted "If these were good quality, second hand, pieces of equipment this would perhaps be a positive trade of importance for development." Most people would consider this a fairly positive bit up to this point. Steiner then expressed concerns that most products being shipped over either have malfunctions or are completely non-functioning. "But local experts estimate that between a quarter to 75 per cent of these items including old TVs, CPUs and phones are defunct—in other words E-waste, in other words long distance dumping from developed country consumers and companies to an African rubbish tip or landfill," continued Steiner.
The UN meeting suggests that manufacturers begin looking at ways to truly recycle used and non-functional electronic equipment. Nokia for example,
announced recyclable phones earlier this year
. The phones would be taken back to a break-down facility where a specific degree of heat would cause the phone to instantly break apart into individual components. Product designs like this easily help manufacturers salvage old products and refurbish them for uses elsewhere. Developing countries where technology is slow moving can benefit from recycling schemes such as Nokia's.
Near the end of his speech, Steiner pointed out that China was a country leading the world in terms of a "circular economy," where nothing was wasted. A circular economy is a concept where one product is a raw material for another product. And a product could be anything from a hand-held instrument to heat for warming homes.
According to UNEP study, "Some progress in the areas of electronics is being made and I congratulate the Basel Secretariat and responsible members of industry for the Mobile Phone Partnership Initiative. There is a lot that can be done like take back schemes, recycling projects and certification of exports showing them as functioning equipment."
Whatever the case may be, e-waste has definitely grown to international proportions and the concern is very real. It's a reality that landfills are piling up with waste and more electronic consumer products are being manufactured in mass quantities daily. At the same time, massive amount of products are being thrown away by consumer -- most of which are still usable.
It appears as though the world has come along way since the introduction of the "three R's" concept.
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It's updated to include most games through Jan. 31, including Jon Diebler and his march to 2,958 points and become Ohio's all-time scoring leader. Diebler, now sitting at 2,671 points, could average just 40 points a game (his current average) for the remaining portion of the regular season and eclipse the record in the first game of the sectional tournament played at Mansfield Senior High School.
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* Jon Diebler and his 47-point, 16-rebound, 6-assist performance against Willard (Ohio) in a 97-91 victory
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UNLOCKERS AND THOSE PRESERVING THEIR UNLOCKABLE BASEBANDS SHOULD STAY FAR AWAY FROM THIS! You will very likely lose your unlockable baseband if you try to install iOS 6.
THIS JAILBREAK IS INTENDED ONLY FOR DEVELOPERS OF JAILBROKEN APPS! There are just too many broken components (Apple's official apps, 3rd-party App Store apps, Cydia apps, etc) for this to be useful to anyone but those truly looking to fix bugs in their iOS 6 jailbroken apps.
CYDIA WILL NOT BE INSTALLED because it just hasn't had time to be updated to the new SDK. The only access you'll get to the device is through SSH or afc2. If you don't know what either of those are, you shouldn't be using this developer version of redsn0w!
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I did Zoom whitening two days ago. It was HORRIFIC. My dentist said absolutely NOTHING about the possibility of pain with this treatment. Everything was fine at first. The doctor took a picture of my teeth prior to starting. She painstakingly covered every part of soft tissue, leaving only my teeth exposed. She told me we were going to do three 15 minute treatments. The first one was fine. During the second one, my gums started burning slightly, and I began getting sharp shooting pains in my teeth. It was like someone was poking an exposed nerve in my tooth with a pin. I couldn't WAIT for the 15 minutes to be over. It got progressively worse through that session and when it was over I told the dentist that I would absolutely NOT do the third treatment. I really felt that it was doing SERIOUS DAMAGE to my teeth. When she removed all the stuff, she put vitamin E on my gums and Flouride on my teeth to "relieve the sensitivity" but that didn't work at all. She told me to rinse, and I was so terrified to put even a small amount of water near my teeth! I was VERY VERY upset and angry that she had not warned me, and I told her.
She took an "after" picture and showed me the before picture, and I told her I saw no difference at all- which was true (to be fair I only did 2/3 of the treatment). She started telling me about the at home part of the treatment and I told her I would absolutely NOT be putting anything related to Zoom near my teeth ever again. Thankfully, she did not charge me because if she did I would have had a fit (though I insisted on paying her for her time- not the treatment). I walked out of there very upset and in A LOT OF PAIN. Now it is 48 hours later and my gums are terribly sore (they feel burned) and my teeth are extremely sensitive and the sharp pains continue. I have never had sensitive teeth before, and I have a high pain tolerance. In addition, my sense of taste has been affected. Things still don't taste right! I really, really hope these negative side-effects go away soon. In my opinion, Zoom is VERY BAD for your teeth and could likely do lasting damage. I recommend you find an alternative to whitening your teeth, and stay far away from this procedure. It is a nightmare, and absolutely NOT worth it, especially when there are alternative treatments out there.
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Don't try confusing him with facts. Liberals don't pay any attention to facts that do not agree with them.
It's simple, fire him next election.
Washington and it's Elected Representatives all need to be reminded that they took an Oath to Uphold the Constitution of The United States. It's their failed liberal policies that have gotten us in the mess we are in and now they want to label us Felons, Not!
Their agenda is to disarm the Law Abiding Gun Owners in this country so they can enslave us. We were all Born Free and they act like they are our Rulers and own us. Sorry, not me...
I would challenge him on his "statistics." 300 million American guns hurt no one today.Quote:
That gun, by the way, is statistically far more likely to result in the injury or death of someone close to me or them, than someone bent on doing harm.
May not like to hear it, but the man stated a fact.
Most of these Idiots never wore an Armed Forces Uniform,was never put in harms way and saw what happens when Citizens have no way to defend themselves,but have no problem sending 18 year old soldiers and marines with weapons of war to carry out whatever humanitarian mission they feel obligated to get involved in at the time,Hypocrites
take him up on the offer, and make your points.... tactfully, etc.
Seriously, watch this video for some very good ideas and points. Comparison of Violent Crime rates, with UK, etc. Choose Your Own Crime Stats - YouTube
I've done it , and gotten some to change their minds on issues.... when explained well enough, with good points.
If you are willing to hang in there, not let your frustration show thru, and just stick to the points..... it may not matter if he's just going to take party line, but ... you also don't know.... you may get them to consider "real options" that could do some good, versus supporting fantasy ones that won't help a thing.
Remind them.... in the last 2 shootings.... the guns were stolen. They weren't committed by the legal guns' owners. It's like the body armour argument (I don't want any) but it's dumb some shooters have worn it and then shot themselves.... so why in the world did they even wear body armour .... too "look cool" after they died ?
Here, I ran his response across the Google Politicianese-to-English interpreter:
"I say that I thank you for your inquiry, although I don't really. My mind is made up, so don't confuse or bug me with actual facts and statistics. Because regardless of what you or anyone else says, no matter what common sense argument you make, I'm afraid of those awful, scary guns. So therefore, I think that banning these inanimate objects will somehow reduce crime because that's how it works in LaLa Land. But more importantly, if it 'feels' like I'm dong something good, then I must actually be. So my final stance is....'Guns are bad, mmmkkkay?"


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St. George Dorchester Parish, South Carolina
St. George Dorchester Parish served Dorchester County and historic Charles Town District. The British burned the church during the Revolutionary War, and despite being rebuilt in part, it fell into disuse.[1]
South Carolina's "Anglican parishes were used as election districts and had responsibility for road development, care of the poor, and education."[2]
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- Borders St. Andrew's, St. Bartholomew's, St. James Goose Creek, St. Matthew's, St. Paul's parishes. For a map, see: Early parishes in South Carolina. An overlay of districts is available at Carolana.com.
Research Guides
- South Carolina Archives Summary Guide: St. George Dorchester Parish, available online, courtesy: South Carolina Department of Archives and History.
McElligott made a professional reading of the tombstones at the ruins of this church:
- McElligott, Carroll Ainsworth. "St. George's Church Cemetery, Dorchester County," The South Carolina Magazine of Ancestral Research, Vol. 13, No. 2 (Spring 1985):87-90. FHL Book 975.7 B2sc v. 13
Select graves at St. George's Parish Church Cemetery are described in various Find A Grave databases:
- Old Saint Georges Anglican Church Cemetery (18 graves)
- Saint George's Parish Church Cemetery (10 graves)
- Saint George's Episcopal Church and Cemetery (1 grave)
A 1726 Census for St. George Dorchester Parish survives. It was taken by Rev. Francis Varnod and is kept in the Archives of the Society for the Propagation of the Gospel in London (Letter dated 21 Jan 1726, Reference A19, 104). It lists the names of heads of household and statistics on white men, women, and children, as well as slaves.[3] Abstract:
- Floyd, Randleson A. "Names and Number of the Inhabitants of St. George's Parish, South Carolina as Inclosed in Mr. Varnod's Letter of 21 January 1725/6 to The Society for the Propogation of the Gospel in Foreign Parts," The South Carolina Magazine of Ancestral Research, Vol. 33, No. 2 (Spring 2005):77-79. FHL Book 975.7 B2sc v. 33
1790 and 1800 censuses of the parish have been published:
- Jarrell, Lawrence E. Early Colleton, South Carolina Census. Complete Transcription of the Federal Census Records; 1790 Charleston District Census, St. Bartholomew's, St. George's-Dorchester; St. Paul's and St. John's-Colleton Parishes; 1800 Colleton District Census--St. Bartholomew's, St. George's-Dorchester and St. Paul's Parishes; 1810 Colleton District Census. High Point, N.C.: Alligator Creek Genealogy Publications, 1998. FHL Book 975.79 X2j
Parish History
For an early history of the parish, see Chapter 18, St. George's Parish, Dorchester, pages 345-350, in:
- Dalcho, Frederick. An Historical Account of the Protestant Episcopal Church in South Carolina from the First Settlement of the Province, to the War of the Revolution; with Notices of the Present State of the Church in Each Parish and Some Account of the Early Civil History of Carolina, Never Before Published. Charleston: E. Thayer, 1820. FHL Film 22657; digital versions at Google Books; Internet Archive.
- Parish Church of St. George, Dorchester, The Historical Marker Database
- The Bell Tower of St. George's Marker, The Historical Marker Database
- ↑ Parish Church of St. George, Dorchester, The Historical Marker's Database, accessed 17 February 2011.
- ↑ "The Formation of Counties in South Carolina," at the South Carolina Department of Archives and History website, accessed 21 January 2011.
- ↑ This source is discussed in Philip D. Morgan, "A Profile of a Mid-Eighteenth Century South Carolina Parish: The Tax Return of Saint James', Goose Creek," The South Carolina Historical Magazine, Vol. 81, No. 1 (Jan. 1980):51-52. See footnotes. Digital version at JSTOR ($).


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Without warning Cisco closed its Flip pocket camcorder business this week. The news was a surprise, but on reflection we should have seen it coming. Even mid-range mobile phones these days offer high quality video recording and simple upload and editing functionality. Which got us thinking: what other products could soon face the technological scrapheap?
Satellite and Cable TV
Sky and Virgin may dominate premium television in the UK, but they will increasingly feel the pressure from Internet-based streaming media. Services like BBC iPlayer, 4oD and ITV Player have become hugely popular with mainstream customers in the last few years and the convenience of on-demand programming from vast online libraries makes even relatively advanced platforms like Virgin's new TiVo digibox look antiquated by comparison.
Naturally onscreen UIs and controllers will need to evolve, but the dawn of phone apps provides a great opportunity for simple, intuitive and powerful virtual remotes. Free services like Freeview could be harder to unseat, but the newly unveiled unified streaming TV service, which will unite the BBC, ITV, BT, Channel 4, TalkTalk, Arqiva and Five will have a mighty presence. Especially with Sky's interest already suggesting a sense of 'if you can't beat them, join them'.
Major challenges remain such as advertising and consistently fast and ubiquitous broadband speeds, but the benefits of connecting a TV directly to the Internet should see it win through in the long term.
Digital Cameras
The unshakeable camera enthusiast may never switch, but for the vast majority mobile phones will eventually replace dedicated cameras. There is still some way to go, but the likes of the eight megapixel sensor and Xenon flash used in Sony Ericsson's Cyber-shot C905 gives a glimpse of a future where the compromise in quality will be minimal, especially compared to low and midrange compact cameras.
That said quality isn't the only factor. Handsets have larger screens for immediately viewing your results, a significant benefit for casual snaps when with friends. Handsets also have greater functionality for editing and ubiquitous 3G and WiFi for uploading the results. Even websites play a part. After all mobile phone photos may rarely be good enough to print, but if the low resolution requirements of Facebook are their final location then this matters less.
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THE legacy of furniture maker Peter Vidal will continue, according to those based at his busy Oswestry gallery.
The celebrated craftsman who made several pieces for celebrities and Royalty, as well as opening the thriving Willow Gallery in Oswestry, died last month at the age of 62.
A spokesperson for the Willow Street gallery said: "Peter never ceased to inspire and work for the success of the gallery despite failing health due to a Parkinsons type condition. Peter's drive and enthusiasm will be greatly missed and we will continue to keep his legacy thriving under the directorship of his brother John Vidal."
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A 19-year-old man who critically injured a 17-year-old boy after running over him with his car in a fight outside a party in Kearns was sentenced Friday to spend three years on probation and pay restitution to the victim and his family.
Angelo Ginori, 19, pleaded guilty in June to a second-degree felony count of aggravated assault, punishable by up to 15 years in prison.
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Ginori was also ordered to pay a $1,000 fine or serve 150 hours of community service, in addition to paying restitution to the victim's family.
According to charging documents, the 17-year-old victim had left a party about 3:45 a.m. with a group of friends on June 30, 2012, when an argument broke out inside the car.
The victim and Ginori, who was 18 at the time, got out of the car and began to fight.
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He ran over the victim, who was lying on the lawn of a house near 5500 South and 4700 West.
Ginori made it as far as 4700 South 5800 West, where he rolled and crashed the car, police said.
He fled on foot to the area of Hunter High School, where law enforcement officers found him.
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OpenOffice.org Writer: Inserting Text Before or After a Table
It happens to anyone who uses tables in a word processing program like OpenOffice.org Writer – we insert a table at the very top of the document and find ourselves unable to add text above it because we didn't leave a blank line there.
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Need a line below the table and can't seem to get past the last row? That pesky Enter key just seems to add to the height of the last row but won't seem to let us out of the table… so now what?
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