2,500 kilometers were traversed by Jon Muir and his dog Seraphine as they walked unsupported across Australia from Port Augusta to Burketown in 2001.
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2,500 kilometers were traversed by Jon Muir and his dog Seraphine as they walked unsupported across Australia from Port Augusta to Burketown in 2001.
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Synopsis
Jon Muir set out from Port Augusta, South Australia, in 2001, embarking on a 2,500-kilometre trek to Burketown, Queensland. Accompanied by his Jack Russell, Seraphine, Muir traversed the Australian continent over 128 days. He relied solely on his skills in hunting and gathering for sustenance. The documentary captures Muir's physical and emotional challenges as he navigated the harsh terrain, drawing on his extensive knowledge of the land and his determination to succeed.
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Why Watch
- Follow Jon Muir's 1,650 km trek across Australia
- Meet Seraphine, Muir's Jack Russell companion
- See the extreme conditions of the Australian outback
Did You Know
- Jon Muir walked 1,650 km across Australia in 2001.
- Muir was the first man to climb Mount Everest unsupported in 1988.
- He trekked barefoot across dry Lake Eyre during his Australian exploits.
- Muir's journey from Port Augusta to Burketown took place in 2001.
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Who is Jon Muir?
Jon Muir is an Australian adventurer known for his solo and unsupported journeys, including a trek across Australia in 2001.
What was the route of Jon Muir's journey in Alone Across Australia?
Muir's journey in Alone Across Australia was from Port Augusta in South Australia to Burketown in Queensland, covering 1,650 km.
What notable achievement did Jon Muir accomplish in 1988?
In 1988, Jon Muir became the first man to climb Mount Everest unsupported.
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