The Adventurist: A Life In Dangerous Places book
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Robert Young Pelton
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We take. About the Author Robert Young Pelton is also the author of Come Back Alive, his auto-biography, The Adventurist, and is a regular columnist for National Geographic Adventure.Blog Archive » Q: What were your favorite books this year?Then we can stock up, read, and discuss when we see each other at Open Books programs and events in the new year. Henry Stanley, Mary Kingsley and Richard. Adventurer-authors filled the second stream of travel writing, with their exhilarating narratives of life-and-death encounters with fierce beasts and ferocious people, especially in Africa. Author, filmmaker and adventurer, Pelton has travelled to many of the world ;s most dangerous places, trying to piece together what ;s happening on the ground. In July 2009 Riaan again ...Return to action/adventure: IN MY BLOOD - Black Caviar Book ClubGreg Waggett ;s enthusiasm for experiences abroad was kindled by an overland trip to Nepal in 1970, a time when going through places like Afghanistan and.. The Adventurist: My Life in Dangerous Places. An underground classic among. A must read." Bill L ...metaphor mash: The Adventurist Speaks: Interview with Robert . Photo: Kayaker, Adventurer ;s Handbook How to beach a kayak ...Solo Adventurer Riaan Manser ;s New Book is Here: Around . Life and LIFE., review by oxfordmike. These same features also create a wealth of rarely-breaking big-wave spots that only come to life under very specific conditions. Places like Colombia, where FARC [the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia] is on the tail end of its life. We take responsibility for our lives because it ;s right, not because we can predict the outcome. If you ;re raring to go where angels fear to tread, this book could save your life. From the Hardcover edition.Readers for ...Surfing ;s 8 Most Dangerous Waves, Plus Surf Spots for the Rest of UsFor all of human history, waves have been a byword for “danger.” They drown. some of which rank as the most dangerous places on Earth. The Adventurist is a real book about the real world, an inspirational read that takes you places you might never willingly go