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Kennedy first joined Major Thomas Mitchell's 1845-46 expedition to the interior of Queensland, where he gained considerable exploration experience. This was a successful expedition, as Kennedy proved himself to be an able explorer.
In 1847, Kennedy led another expedition to follow the Barcoo River in south-western Queensland to see if it would lead to the Gulf of Carpentaria. Although Kennedy discovered this was not the case, he did continue southwest, discovering the Thomson River. His discovery meant that his expedition was successful.
It was only Kennedy's final expedition to Cape York Peninsula in northern Queensland which was unsuccessful. His purpose was to map the eastern coast of north Queensland. A ship was to meet him at the Cape after his journey. By the time Kennedy's party reached Weymouth Bay in November, they were starving and exhausted from the difficult trek through dense rainforest and the difficulty of crossing the Great Dividing Range. Because of illness among the party, Kennedy continued on alone with a loyal Aborigine named Jackey-Jackey. He was close to reaching his rendezvous with the ship when he found himself surrounded by hostile aborigines. Despite Jackey-Jackey trying to hold off the Aborigines with gunfire, Kennedy was speared to death, dying in the arms of his Aboriginal companion.
He did not fail all of his expeditions. All though he was not a great explorer he did exceed in one of his expeditions. In 1577 he sailed to America and stole from the Spanish colonies as ordered by the queen of England.
All the Kennedys are not dead yet, Senator Edward Kennedy is still very much alive.
Sir Edmund Hillary. Of course, there have been multiple trips by all the sherpas who get hired by the expeditions. The sherpa on his first successful trip was Tenzing Norgay.
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Sir Walter Raleigh tried to help with the set up of the New World in Virginia and North America. He instructed 3 expeditions to the New World that were all unsuccessful. He helped Jamestown know what not to do. =)
Ford Expeditions are either rear wheel drive or 4x4 capable ( I don't know if there are any ALL WHEEL DRIVE versions )
he went on expeditions to search for a Northwest Passage (all water route through or arround North America)
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Yes they are 4.6L and the 5.4L. both v8
NO , there are standard suspension , standard suspension with off road package , and air suspension equipped 2003 Ford Expeditions
The four main characters from "The Chronicles of Narnia" are Peter, Susan, Edmund, and Lucy Pevensie.