Ancient tracks of the "New World" - Australia, Tasmania, U.S. America and Canada -
In the years 2006 and 2007 we are going to explore historical tracks and untouched nature in the "new world" like Australia, New Zealand, U.S. America and Canada in order to find "different views of the nature".
"Tracks that's all we leave behind" and sometimes not even that, when the wake vanishes behind our kayaks. Due to the immense photo/movie equipment we carry we do have to use a transport this time. After our 10 years of Africa experience on safaris we take an old Toyota Bushcamper without electronics as our base camp and home for the first year. From here we will discover "the world" by foot and kayak and document it on "film". It is very well known to us from other expeditions that the adventure can make an "ambush" everywhere and therefore we are curious what's coming up next. We take one day by the other and let the nature make the detailed plan where we are trying to fit this schedule - time is not on sparse.
Photographing and filming while discovering the unknown is our major within these two years. No stress nor hectic of normal all day life enables us to find "different points of view" to document our surrounding environment.
Time schedule:
Flight to Australia: Dec. 29th, 2005 "Tracks that's all we leave behind" Using a Toyota Landcruiser as our base camp for the first year in Australia we are going to explore untouched "nature" by foot and kayaking as well as visiting the most famous National Parks.
Flight to South Africa: Mid December, 2006
As there is no use to go to Germany we try to use the time more useful in Africa. We will see what we can find out about southern Africa and that specific desert animal in the Central Namib (No! I won't name it, yet!).
Flight from Jo-burg, South Africa to New York, USA: March, 2007
In the new century of mad people terrorising the world it has been shown that it will be more easy to sell our beloved bushcamper in Australia and get a new one in US, otherwise one never knows... and as petrol prices has become more unstable it seems that there will be MUCH MORE hiking in US. More news to this topic later.