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If you are interested in more information about traveling, plants,
expedition trucks, Unimog etc., you might visit the following websites:
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This is the first of our database websites which deals with the American Agavaceae plant family. |
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This is the second of our database websites which deals with the American Crassulaceae plant family. |
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This is the third of our database websites which deals with the UNIMOGs and UNIMOG models. |
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This is an extremely valuable site with a lot of actual information
about travel diseases, preventing and fighting them. Highly recommended! |
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This is the website of our friends Carol and Andreas Schwall who were
on their honeymoon trip through America. Not by car - by bicycle! Now they live in
Winnipeg (also called "Winterpeg") in Manitoba, Canada.
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These are our friends, Lisa and Jim Osse, who are on the road since
spring 2000 with their "Gumby". Their final destination will be Tierra del Fuego. |
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This is a German Website with a lot of interesting information on "4-Wheeling". Only in German. |
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This is the website of the "Unimog-Spezies vom Bergischen Lande"
(English version). Especially interesting for the enthusiast of old Unimogs. |
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This is the website of Oliver Porzel and the "Unimog-Friends" in
northern Oberfranken/Germany. Especially interesting for the collector of Unimog and
truck models. Only in German language. This website has been designed with our
help. |
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This is the website of an annual held festival of travel slide shows
in Judenburg (Austria). |
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This is the official website of the San Diego Natural History
Museum. Especially for naturalists interested in the Californias region (California,
USA and Baja California, México) a useful site.
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Unicat custom built our PocoLoco. They specialize in building
expedition and travel vehicles to each customer's specifications. The quality of
their product and design greatly influenced our decision to select Unicat to build
our PocoLoco. |
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This is the website of the journal "Cactus & Co", for which we
are wrting articles about "our" plants in Italian and English (from 2001
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On these German pages you can find holiday reports of every kind: simple city descriptions,
famous destinations, or entire regions. There are many beautiful pictures to see but the pages are only in German. |
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This is the website of Drylands Institute in Tucson, Arizona. It specializes in the flora and fauna
of southwestern North America. The publications are interesting for people who love this area and are also interested
in ethnobotany. |
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