the explorers journal the global adventure issue - The Explorers Club
the explorers journal the global adventure issue - The Explorers Club
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shore by two-meter seas, first one, <strong>the</strong>n ano<strong>the</strong>rforest elephant lumbered onto <strong>the</strong> beach.We bobbed and watched as a pair of hipposheaded into <strong>the</strong> surf for a swim. A moment latera small family of buffalo waded into <strong>the</strong> water.“Damn!” said Fay. “Noah’s ark, right <strong>the</strong>re infront of us. For sure, no one has ever seen sucha sight from <strong>the</strong> seat of a kayak!” That’s beenour goal. To use <strong>the</strong> kayaks to go to places wecouldn’t get to o<strong>the</strong>rwise.acknowledgments<strong>The</strong> author would like to acknowledge <strong>the</strong> support of <strong>the</strong>National Geographic Society’s Expeditions Council andseveral loyal corporations, including Mountain Hardwear,Werner Paddles, Necky Kayaks, Timberland/Mion, O.R.,who have made <strong>the</strong> Oceans 8 expedition possible.biographyFellow of <strong>The</strong> <strong>Explorers</strong> <strong>Club</strong>, Jon Bowermaster is postingupdates on his expedition at www.jonbowermaster.com.20