Almost every autumn, Boone would go on "long hunts", extended expeditions into the wilderness lasting weeks or months.
It is currently expected to remain there for 60 days, but the director of Moas, Martin Xuereb, hopes that donations – including those from Guardian and Observer readers – will mean they will be able to extend their expedition to 90 days.
1959 U.S. Worried by Cuban Aid WASHINGTON United States officials are viewing with increasingly grave concern the tolerance, if not actual encouragement, Cuban Premier Fidel Castro has extended to invasion expeditions against other Caribbean countries.
Despite this sprawling fishing expedition extending up the Atlantic coast, N.Y.P.D. officials admitted in a subsequent court case that the unit's work had not yielded a single lead, much less the opening of an actual case.
The tephra-bearing ice layer was the largest encountered during the expedition extending about 2 km or more, which could be clearly traced from Site JARE54-ASH1 to Site JARE54-ASH2, and could mostly be traced from Site JARE54-ASH2 to Site JARE54-ASH3.
Spanish dominion was extended by a number of expeditions from Peru, including one by Sebastián de Benalcázar to the present Colombia, whose rule he had to share with Gonzalo Jiménez de Quesada, who had marched inland from the Caribbean coast.
In the Middle Kingdom, the Egyptians extended trade relationships and military expeditions to Nubia, the modern Sudan, with particular interest in the gold resources of the country and in obtaining slaves to serve as servants or soldiers in the pharaoh's army.
Khumarawayh, however defeated an expedition under Abu'l-Abbas Abu'l-Abbased his control over most of the Jandra and Cilicia as wextended
From 1158 on Henry had subdued the Slavic Obodrites in several expeditions, extending his power all over Mecklenburg and thus opening the way for its Christianization and colonization.
