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Cape York to Kokoda
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25.01.2022 Landed in Cairns safe and sound, connecting up to Horn Island #CY2K
24.01.2022 Day 2 - We're off again! The chop is throwing us around today. We've ended up in the drink a few times, but we're making progress across the Strait.
18.01.2022 We have arrived in Saibai Island and here is our official visitor sign in slip to prove it! Wooohooo!
16.01.2022 Well needed rest day today as we motor back to Horn Island for our flight to Port Moresby. We are all ready to smash it out in Kokoda - Photos and video to come #cy2k
15.01.2022 The 4 of us have arrived safe and sound on the uninhabited island of Nagir, 60 km north of the tip of Cape York. We've set up camp at the foot of Mt Ernest and are about ready to hit the sack for a much deserved rest.
15.01.2022 Another tough day in the office - 28KM down and another 2500 meters of elevation gain. Last day tomorrow where we will be finishing in Kokoda between 4 and 6PM - just 33KM! The hard work is done it's all down hill from here! http://connect.garmin.com/activity/930990892
15.01.2022 News about Bobby: "About mid morning on Day 1 whilst climbing up one of the day's main climbs, I began to experience pains in my chest and left arm. Thinking at first it was just from working hard I pushed on throughout the day. By the end of the day I was more then 3 hours behind the rest of the team and the pain was like nothing I have ever felt before - after 17 hours of trekking I was physically and emotionally broken... On arrival into camp after a short rest I phoned t...he emergency team from Covermore Insurance and after a discussion by phone with a nurse it was decided I was not to continue the track. Early on day 2 after seeing off the rest of the team I was air lifted to Port Moresby where I was admitted to hospital for heart and kidney tests. As I write this I have been released from hospital and I am in a hotel waiting until tomorrow when the team arrives back in Port Moresby. I am unbelievably devastated that I was unable to complete this challenge but I am glad I made the decision not to risk my health. A huge thanks to everyone from Covermore who have been incredible in ensuring my safety. I have no doubt if it wasn't for them I would not be as safe and healthy as I am now. Congratulations to the rest of the team on making it to Kokoda - you really are super human" - Bobby
13.01.2022 Some of the highlights of the last day or so - #wemadeit Now for the journey to start the Kokoda Track! Thank you everyone for all the support :) Mother nature has taught us a thing or two - one of which is that this part of the world is undeniably beautiful!
07.01.2022 The eagle has landed!
05.01.2022 Looks like we're in it - the mud will be in full swing!
05.01.2022 PNG here they come!! Follow the boys on their journey by heading to the website: http://www.capeyork2kokoda.com.au/live-tracking.html
05.01.2022 Thanks to our friends at Optus we are able to share our Kokoda experience with you. Day 1 - grueling 35KM achieved climbing almost 2500M up (http://connect.garmin.com/activity/929987097) We finished up just after "the wall" where is where day 3 usually camps in Menari. Wish us luck for day 2 and 3!!!
04.01.2022 Amazing weather today as we test all the gear and get our last minute supplies. Kayaking starts at dawn tomorrow!! #CY2K
04.01.2022 And it begins. The 4 of us are about to set off on what will ultimately be the toughest physical challenge of our lives. The official start to Cape York Kokoda is mere minutes away. The months of training, planning and fundraising is all about to culminate into our adventure kayaking towards Papau New Guinea and then across the mainland itself. Follow us using our GPS tracker in http://capeyork2kokoda.com.au - Here we go! #capeyork2kokoda #CY2K #fcfoundation #KokodaFountation #KTF #kayak #kokoda KTF
04.01.2022 Next stop Port Morsby. Chapter II of our adventure is about to begin. Can we complete the 8 day Kokoda Trail in just 3...?
03.01.2022 Still transferring photos and videos across devices but here is a little bit of what we experienced!
03.01.2022 #wemadeit!! Sorry for not updating sooner, after completing the trek we were welcomed into the village of Kou Kou for a visit to their village and the Kokoda College for which the challenge benefits. Lots more to update when we get back to Australia this afternoon. Thanks so all our supporters for the motivation and support along the way.
01.01.2022 A little box of goodies for the boys, including a 120 page message book!
01.01.2022 Made it safe and sound to day 2 camp, punishing relentless swells with 20+ knot winds. Only 28 nautical miles to PNG, We have to make it by 1:00 tomorrow as Saibai is inaccessible during low tide. Lots of stories to share when we get back :) #cy2k
