It was soon time to bid farewell to Trek 700 as they left Owers' Corner to head off on the trek but not before Shane spoke to his trekkers and they lined up again to have their photographs taken with their personal porters:P1080174__800x600_.jpgP1080177__800x600_.jpgP1080178__800x600_.jpgP1080181__800x600_.jpg

Ok, now for the group photographs, so what do you all think? are they a happy bunch of trekkers or what? P1080171__800x600_.jpgP1080172__800x600_.jpgP1080173__800x600_.jpg

Hot on their heels was David Cameron who looked pumped up and rearing to go:P1080168__800x600_.jpgP1080169__800x600_.jpg

While the personal porters were rearranging the trekkers packs to add their few extra items, trekkers were having their photographs taken under the archway at Owers' Corner.First to line up was Matthew and JackieP1080167__800x600_.jpgP1080164__800x600_.jpg

It was soon time to introduce trekkers to their personal porters:P1080160__800x600_.jpgP1080161__800x600_.jpgP1080162__800x600_.jpg

After reaching Owers' Corner our staff started preparing to move off from the archway area, while Jackie, Matthew and David looked around:P1080158__800x600_.jpgP1080159__800x600_.jpg

On the way to Owers' Corner we stopped off at McDonalds where another photo opportunity presented itself:P1080156__800x600_.jpg

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HAPPY 21ST BIRTHDAY JOSHUA from all of us here at Kokoda Trekking. Thank you for choosing to walk with us. Will be thinking of you partying the night away at your birthday bash! Joshua Mario can be seen here looking great in our Kokoda Trekking shirt, what do you all think?P1000507__800x600_.jpg

This morning we bid farewell to the Kincross family, Adam, Sue and Colin. The photograph below was taken outside the Sogeri Lodge where they spent last night after returning from Kokoda.P1000506__800x600_.jpg

All other photographs have been posted on our Kokoda Facebook page:http://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.1…5970&type=1P1080159__800x600_.jpg

Met up with Joshua earlier today when he returned from Kokoda and he said he had a really good time and is now looking forward to his birthday party back home!P1080148__800x600_.jpgP1080147__800x600_.jpg

10th August. Today this group is heading for the half way point of Efogi. If Robert feels it is too late or Joshua is struggling he will make it shorter and stop at Menari.11th August. They have passed the half way point and are now heading for Templeton's.12th August. They should be heading for IsuravaCongratulations to Joshua who has now…[Read more]

Twenty-six year old Andrew James enlisted in the Australian Army at the age of eighteen. He subsequently served on combat operations in Afghanistan. Following his military service, Andrew continued his studies at Sydney University where he read History and English. During his degree, he supported himself by working as an expedition leader on the…[Read more]

The first full biography of the rugby legend and World War II hero.Description'A great story that is long overdue in the telling.' -Paul Ham'Rugby is fortunate to have so many role models of the highest order. Stan Bisset is at the top of the game.' -John Eales, former Wallabies captain'Stan Bisset, like this remarkable story of his life, is…[Read more]

Dear GailWould you mind passing on my Sincere Condolences to Sue and Colin and Adam on the Anniversay of their tragic loss of their Daughter Hannah, who together with a number of other Trekkers and Adventurers, were passengers and crew of the unfortunate plane crash last year.We can't change history and events, but I'm sure that they live for the…[Read more]

Wherever you are today spare a thought for those who perished in the 2009 Airlines PNG flight to Kokoda. Jannie Moala, Royden Soauka and Kingsley Eroro from PNG. Katsuo Takahasi from Japan. Hannah Kinross, Kelly Weire, Max Cranwell, Leanne Harris, Evan Comrie, Peter Holliday, Matthew Leonard, Keith Gracie and Dr June Canavan all from Australia.…[Read more]

GailJust wondering if you have DVD's of the Porters and Guides singing, they were fantastic. I will try and get a Ukelalae to donate when I come back next year.RegardsWarren

Hi AnnieJust wondering if you have any copies for saleRegardsWaza

Hi Can only agree with above comments re snakes on the Track, we did see one small black one, less than a mitre in length on probably Day 5, so in the Brigade Hill area, but that was all, my Brother & Nephew were more scared of a spider they saw, claiming it was the size of a bread plate in span. The Nephew being a brave 16 year old, poked the web…[Read more]