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Rafting, Canyoning und Bungeejumping

Seite 10

Christmas Paper Crafting With Reny: 30 super easy paper crafts for Christmas season

Autoren: Renata Kolibova, Tomas Koliba

Taschenbuch, 02.11.2019

Sambia (Wandkalender 2024, Kalender DIN A4 quer, Monatskalender im Querformat mit Kalendarium, Das perfekte Geschenk)

Autor: Anna Müller

Kalender, 18.11.2023

Kayaks to Hell (The William Nealy Collection)

Autor: William Nealy

Taschenbuch, 23.05.2023

Yosemite: The Complete Guide: Yosemite National Park (Color Travel Guide)

Autor: James Kaiser

Taschenbuch, 13.10.2020

Cape Verde - Santo Antão: A Paradise for Hikers and Nature Lovers (diariesof Cape Verde)

Herausgeber: Edition Belavista
Autor: Anabela Valente
Fotograf: Jorge Valente

Taschenbuch, 22.04.2018

Moon Wyoming: With Yellowstone & Grand Teton National Parks: Outdoor Adventures, Glaciers & Hot Springs, Hiking & Skiing (Travel Guide)

Autor: Carter G. Walker

Taschenbuch, 07.02.2023

Brave the Wild River: The Untold Story of Two Women Who Mapped the Botany of the Grand Canyon

Autor: Melissa L. Sevigny

Gebundene Ausgabe, 23.05.2023

Barfuß auf dem Rhein: 1200 Kilometer mit dem SUP von den Alpen bis zur Nordsee (Reiseerzählungen)

Autor: Timm Kruse

Taschenbuch, 02.03.2022

The River at Night

Erica Ferencik

Gebundene Ausgabe

Elmer and the Whales

David McKee

Gebundene Ausgabe

Adventure Tourism

Colin Beard, John Swarbrooke, Suzanne Leckie

Gebundene Ausgabe

White Water Safety and Rescue

Franco Ferrero

Taschenbuch

Amazon Extreme: Three Ordinary Guys, One Rubber Raft and the Most Dangerous River on Earth

Colin Angus, Ian Mulgrew

Gebundene Ausgabe

What were these guys thinking? In September, 1999, three young men set out to float the length of the Amazon River in a rubber raft for the sheer thrill of it. No < I> National Geographic sponsorship, no high-end gear, no support team-just plenty of guts and a desire to do something that had never been done before. Having sailed around the world at the age of 19, author Colin Angus was no stranger to adventure. But he had only one season of river-rafting experience and that was more than the other two members of the expedition combined-hardly impressive credentials for such an ambitious, even foolhardy, exploit. After an auspicious start in which they nearly died of dehydration before even reaching the source of the river, they put their small raft in the water and experienced one adrenaline rush after another, including countless raging rapids, scarce food and clean water, and even Shining Path guerrillas. Refreshingly devoid of bravado and boasting, Angus at times makes the trip sound as if it was just another weekend jaunt into the woods rather than a five-month endurance test. That they survived at all is amazing enough-how they did it makes for an exciting and enjoyable read. The writing itself is not stellar, but they are a likable trio with pure intentions, and Angus, with help from journalist Ian Mulgrew, has created an enthusiastic recollection of the adventure of a lifetime. < I>-Shawn Carkonen