Take a look through our collection of photographs or if moving pictures are your thing, why not purchase the Millions Against Malaria Documentary DVD?
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- On 8 May 2010, family, friends and supporters bid Tim Pryse & Ken Evers farewell as they embarked on their journey around the world in a GA8-TC Airvan.
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- Tim & Ken in the cruise at 9,000 feet en route to their first stop in Wollongong, New South Wales.
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- A poetic moment as VH-BYI flew over Australia’s capital in its bid to be the first Australian designed and manufactured aircraft to ever circumnavigate the globe.
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- Tim Pryse rests beneath the wing after a tricky landing at Lord Howe Island.
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- Customs and immigration formalities were completed at Lord Howe Island and Tim and Ken had now officially departed from Australia.
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- By the end of the second day, Tim and Ken had arrived at Norfolk Island. Bad weather came in behind them and delayed their departure to American Samoa for 24 hours.
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- For the entire journey, there was never a moment when one could really sleep, but it never stopped Tim and Ken from at least making an attempt!
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- One of the most breathtaking moments in this flight were the incredible sunrises that only those who dare to be alone over the desolate ocean can ever experience.
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- The beauty of Pago Pago is plain to see in the background and here VH-BYI received its first required oil change.
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- En route to Kiribati, the clouds and brilliant rays of sunshine provided one of those “Kodak moments!”
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- Words would be insufficient to ever describe the beauty of this remote island.
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- Christmas Island welcomed us with gorgeous weather, friendly people and an entertaining refueller.
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