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, world. In each of Peru, Bolivia, Kenya, lndia, we have ‘ £3: ‘. i ‘\ \sTLeona>_. :5 L K
trekked, toured and worked with remote villages on _ V ,3 COMMUNIW" ' " “ARYVs'c|.|o0L
community projects and in each case I cannot . ”'> 7 ,C.'.O—g.fl Bllllll-IQK HlHM.AYA‘PRm

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New Zealand. We are continually impressed with i . V I Q’ "

an their professional approach when dealing with us, ‘ - R > ‘ ’ (+3
‘.1 ' the safety standards maintained in the developing _ R‘. r _ i ’ 1. ' V
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ll "V I cannot speak highly enough of the team in Sydney ’ . : "'5. . ‘
and those staff in far off places in ensuring our trips _. 1 K V, _ _ _, _. , , _
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Ric Van Wachem, ' .: ‘-' 7 4‘ “

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