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For more information about camel trekking in Australia you may wish to visit the following sites:

For day trips in South Australia's Riverland and short treks in the Flinders Ranges please visit the Bush Safari Co.

Other sites of interest:

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Scientific & Ecological Survey Expeditions Simpson Desert 2010

www.desertexpeditions.org

 

CapX

Capricorn Expedition 1999
Discover why three camels walked 4637 kilometres across Australia in 1999

www.capricornexpedition.com

 

We have been using Settlers Food Products on all our treks & expeditions since 1996.

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www.settlersfoods.com.au

 

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2010-2011 is the 150th Anniversary of the Burke & Wills Expedition

 

Muslim cameleers

Australia's Muslim Cameleers
Pioneers of the Inland 1860s-1930s

Exhibition opens in Melbourne on February 26th
Immigration Museum, 400 Flinders Street, Daily, 10 AM - 5 PM

Explore the remarkable impact of Australia's Muslim cameleers in transforming central Australia.
This exhibition reveals the remarkable contribution which Australia’s first Muslim community, from Afghanistan and British India,
made to the exploration and settlement of Australia’s arid interior.Cameleers assisted all major expeditions into Australia’s uncharted interior starting with the Burke and Wills expedition in 1860 and have contributed significantly to Australia's economic and cultural development.

These Muslim pioneers provided the lifeblood for many inland settlements, isolated stations and mines,
and forged communication routes through remote Australia.

 

weeping camel
 

benedict allen filming

www.benedictallen.com - author and explorer
 

katzer

www.denis-katzer.com - follow the 30 year worldwide adventure
 

story of stuff

If you care about the world we live in and the way we live . . .

 

weather logo    Click on the map for information about the average climate in Australia.
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Silhouettes Of The Desert

Video by David Curl. Far removed from the lives of domesticated camels in the Middle East, the Australian Outback is now home to the only truly wild population of one-humped camels, anywhere in the world. Over four years in the making, this is a personal and intimate tale of the unexpected. It reveals, for the first time, the lives of these extraordinary animals - in the most surprising of locations.

Click here to view a comprehensive list of other camel sites from around the world.

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