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Answers to: So You Think You’re Well Travelled?

Thursday, January 27th, 2005

Answers to: So You Think You’re Well Travelled?

  1. Congo – Brazzaville
  2. Madagascar – Antananarivo
  3. Oman – Muscat
  4. Azerbaijan – Baku
  5. Bangladesh – Dhaka

0 out of 5 – you need to get out more!

1-3 – not bad

4 – very good! You are a Globetrotter!

5 – are you sure you didn’t sneak a look?


Travel Quiz

Thursday, January 27th, 2005

Sorry, there is no quiz in this month’s
e-newsletter. We will be back in next month’s
e-news. you can however still enter last months quiz on href=
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Western Canada


Have you got a tale to tell?

Thursday, January 27th, 2005

If you have a travellers tale that your aching to tell. Then
why not visit the “Travel Sized Bites” section of
the Website and share it with the world. "http://www.globetrotters.co.uk/bites/">Travel Sized
Bites

Wilderness First Aid courses 2005

Thursday, January 27th, 2005

Wilderness First Aid is different from the Red Cross or urban
first aid. Focus is on initial and prolonged care for a
patient in the back country. Participants will receive
a two year certification with the Wilderness Medicine
Institute of NOLS ( "http://wmi.nols.edu">http://wmi.nols.edu).

WMI of NOLS courses are for folks who recognises the
importance of having first aid skills if you spend time in
the outdoors. We have climbers, trekkers, paddlers,
blueberry-pickers, parents, teachers, outdoor guides, scout
leaders, fishermen and hunters - all learning about how to
care for an injured or sick friend.

Below is the schedule for the Wilderness Medicine Institute
of NOLS courses that Crossing Latitudes is hosting in Europe
2005.

WILDERNESS FIRST AID COURSES & WILDERNESS FIRST RESPONDER
RECERTIFICATION COURSES (16-24 hours)

London, The Castle Climbing Centre, UK January 17-18, 2005
Course fee: US $160.00 / GBP 90.00 per person. Course taught
in English.

Malmö, Sweden, January 21-23, 2005 Course fee: SEK
2100:- per person. Course taught in Swedish. Start Friday
evening. CPR included.

Bozeman, Montana, USA at Lindley Park Center April 30 - May
1st, 2005 Cost: $150.00 per person. Course taught in English.

Göteborg, Sweden, 13-15 of May, 2005 Course fee: SEK
2100:- per person. Course taught in Swedish. Start Friday
evening. CPR included.

Stockholm, Sweden 20-22 of May, 2005 Course fee: SEK 2100:-
per person. Course taught in Swedish. Start Friday evening.
CPR included.

Narvik, Arctic Norway 17-19 of June 2005 Cost: SEK 2500:- per
person. Course taught in English & Swedish. This course
is part of Crossing Latitudes Sea Kayaking Guide course. The
first aid course is open to all.

If you are interested in having a course just for your staff
or organization please contact Lena Conlan at: 'mailto:info@crossinglatitudes.com'>info@crossinglatitudes.com
or call our office in the USA +1-406-585-5356 or our office
in Sweden +46-70-670 11 53.

For more info, please contact: 'mailto:info@crossinglatitudes.com'>info@crossinglatitudes.com
"http://www.crossinglatitudes.com">www.crossinglatitudes.com
USA: 1-800-572-8747 / Fax: +1-406-585-5356 Europe: +46-70-670
1153 Sweden: 070-670 1153

So You Think You’re Well Travelled?

Thursday, January 27th, 2005

Here’s a little Beetle quiz based on capital cities.
See how many you get right! Go on, have a guess!

What is the capital city of the following countries:

  1. Congo
  2. Madagascar
  3. Oman
  4. Azerbaijan
  5. Bangladesh

For the answers, see at the end of the e-newsletter.

Mutual Aid

Thursday, January 27th, 2005

Carole from San Diego would like some help planning a trip to
new Zealand. I am travelling to the south island of New
Zealand in March and would love some suggestions from other
members. We have our itinerary set-landing in Dunedin and
going south and back up-crossing at Arthur's Pass to and
leaving from Christchurch.

We are also planning to take a cruise into Milford Sound and
from what we’ve read, the only company that has a
cruise without a naturalist aboard is Fiordland Travel.

Are there others and if so, which is the best. Also, we
are interested in doing some hiking in the area-but nothing
strenuous.

The Kepler Track was recommended, but in reading about it, it
appears that to go in for a few hours would only take us
along the lake. Is there a walk w/more
interesting/spectacular scenery?

Thank you in advance for your response.

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