by Dan Travers | Jun 22, 2010 | Uncategorized
Today we are proud to announce that the Timmissartok Foundation has approved our project for funding. They’ve also agreed to help market the project. In addition, we are in the middle of negotiations with an equipment sponsor and others who’ve expressed...
by Tammy | Jun 22, 2010 | Uncategorized
I feel another adventure brewing. Melinda Clark, Leonard Clark’s daughter, informed us that the Venezuelan newspapers reported that her father was buried in the “cemetery of San Pedro de Las Bocas, a small government post on the edge of the jungle”...
by Dan Travers | Jun 3, 2010 | Uncategorized
It takes about the same amount of time to research the history of an obscure culture as it does to figure out how to install a “widget” in this website. We are wasting too much valuable time doing this. Its time to go live…. even if it means a...
by Dan Travers | May 4, 2010 | Uncategorized
We have been in contact with Leonard Clark’s niece and his 2 nephews. They told us no one else has really done much research on this incredible adventure but are eager to help us on our quest to return and learn more. Although they were all quite young when he...
by Dan Travers | Mar 30, 2010 | Uncategorized
In 1947, an OSS agent, US Army Col. Leonard Clark, bought a secret map from the descendants of the sole surviving soldier of an Amazonian army outpost massacre by Jivaro Indians almost 500 years ago. This map identified seven “Cities of Gold” in the...
Equally at home in Peru, the mountains, or Seattle, Washington, Tammy Leland has spent the last 18 years exploring every nook and cranny of Peru’s Amazon, its Andes mountains, Southern desert and ancient history. Earning a reputation as a passionate adventurer and explorer, Tammy had wandered over 5 continents, spending her time learning from different indigenous cultures, gleaning important lessons about sustainable tourism and now offers practical guidance as a tourism consultant and environmental educator.
Living on the edge explorer, traveler and climber, Dan Travers has traversed, climbed, scaled, scrambled, skied, trudged, trekked, hiked, biked and kayaked in 6 different continents and over 40 countries. Wilderness First Responder trained and a jungle veteran, lacrosse player, beer drinker, trekker and traveler, diver and climber, but not dancer nor singer. "I want to experience all I can, because if you are not living on the edge, you are taking up too much space."