Posts Tagged ‘sahara

Book review; A Labyrinth of Kingdoms by Steve Kemper

There´s no doubt in my case that it was books which made me choose this odd life and I really need to be [...]

Where the Camel Meets the Canoe By Steve Kemper

Whilst preparing to set off on the crossing of the Sands of Al Mahra, I received this email from the well known [...]

Don´t listen to those negative bastards!

Every one told us before the Kolyma expedition, that we would get killed by gold diggers, gun runners or similar dangers. Instead we found the best people on earth! I just talked to the Yemeni Angel. She says the visa is ready, but her contact cou…

Mission; To paddle across South-America

I met Christian Bodegren the first time early in 2009. I remember I thought he was a bit of a woof, obviously [...]

Book review; The Sahara by Eamonn Gearon

There´s no doubt in my case that it was books which made me choose this odd life and I really need to [...]

The Sahara: A Long Way Away from a Cultural Desert

Sahara…listen to the word…it is best pronounced when in the Great Desert itself, when a visitor tries to take a breath in the [...]

John Hare – Voices of Exploration

Voices of Exploration – An ever-expanding database of exclusive monthly interviews with the world’s leading explorers. Regardless of where we were born, [...]

After Gaddafi: A New Libya Emerges by Justin Marozzi

The first time I came across Justin Marozzi he sent me a set of questions for a book to be, Faces of [...]

Mohamed Bouazizi shakes the Arab World

Gaddaffi is still in around, but no doubt on his way out. Amazing I think. Who would have thought that only 3 [...]

A vital female perspective on adventure

Guest writer number 7 is another impressive explorer whom I have gotten to know through my Expedition planning to come in the [...]

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