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He then made a longer expedition, to the Nambikwara, also Amazonian Indians.
I thought he would be the perfect partner for a longer expedition: Semiretired, he had time on his hands and could still ski just about anything we came across in the more challenging ski areas of Utah, California and Colorado.
On a longer expedition one day, we rode over rolling flanks from the Corne de Sorebois beside the Moiry glacier to the Moiry dam – where it was possible to ski a steep line right against the dam wall then out along a long shallow valley beside a bubbling stream, ending at Grimentz village.
The longer Expedition had been known internally at Ford as "the Everest," but the company realized that name, in production, would connote monstrous size.
Super Duty engines would make sense in the longer Expedition, which will do the duty once done by Ford's full-sized Excursion SUV, which the company is phasing out of showrooms.
At the end of October 1685, La Salle decided to undertake a longer expedition and reloaded the Belle with many of the remaining supplies.
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Longer expeditions required bigger ships.
Longer expeditions to France, Scandinavia and the Channel Islands are also available.
Quark runs trips to more extreme places, such as the south pole, and longer expeditions.
On longer expeditions, my guide and I negotiate, compromise and grow tired of hearing each other mispronounce words in the other's native language.
Ocean Ducks (805-637-8331; www.oceanducks.com), based in Santa Barbara, Calif., leads local swim tours as well as longer expeditions to Maui, Chile, Belize and Mexico.
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