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Mary
Pagnamenta - completed a ride along the length of New Zealand. |
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Tracy Paine
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made an extensive journey though the United States. |
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Eva
Paloheimo - rode through the American West. |
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Jeff Pappas - rode ocean to ocean across the United States.
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Magali Pavin de Lafarge
- rode from Montelimar to the Atlantic and back, then made another journey
from France to Central Asia and back. |
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Bill
Payne - rode from Cleveland, Ohio to Southern California. |
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Stephane Pennac rode across Patagonia, Chile and Argentina. |
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Stan
Perdue - rode from Georgia to Arizona. |
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Juan Francisco Perfumé rode from
Los Glaciares National Park, located in Santa Cruz Province in Patagonia
near Mount Fitz Roy, to the base of the Lanin Volcano, located in the Lanin
National Park in the Province of Neuquén, Argentina. |
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Sebastian Perkins
rode across Patagonia and Argentina. |
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Trent Peterson
– rode through California, Oregon and Washington along the Pacific Crest
Trail. |
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Geir
Petterson - rode across the United States. |
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Danny Phegan
rode from Darwin, Northern Territory to Cockle Creek Bay, Tasmania. |
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Mefo
Phillips - rode from England's Canterbury cathedral to Santiago di
Compostela in Spain, and the following year she rode to Rome. |
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Ray
Piecuch - travelled from the Atlantic to the Pacific. |
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Mike
Pinckney rode from Mexico to Canada. |
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Gianfranco Pivitera rode from Chinuna to Cuzco, Peru. |
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Stevie Anna Plummer
– completed a solo journey across Patagonia and Argentina |
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Marc von Polier (right) and
Augustin Blanchard (left) rode from Stanton, Kentucky to
Florence, Oregon |
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Wayne Poulsen
– rode through the Altai Mountains in Kazakhstan, China, Mongolia and
Russia. |
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Jane Powell - rode from Mexico
to Canada. |
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Pete Praetorius -
completed a
journey in the USA with Alys Culhane |
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Douglas Preston
- rode from Arizona to New Mexico across the Despoblado Desert, retracing
the equestrian route of Coronado, a 16th Century Conquistador.
Author of "Cities of Gold" and "Talking to
the Ground." |
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Michael Pugh
- rode from Moscow, Russia to Sighisoara in Romania. |
