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Amazon: An Extraordinary Journey Down the Greatest River on Earth

Biography / Memoir Out of Print
By: Bruce Parry
256 pages, colour photos
Publisher: Michael Joseph
Amazon: An Extraordinary Journey Down the Greatest River on Earth
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  • Amazon: An Extraordinary Journey Down the Greatest River on Earth ISBN: 9780718154349 Hardback Oct 2008 Out of Print #176212
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Explorer Bruce Parry is embarking on yet another epic journey: down the Amazon - the world's greatest river, its largest forest, the most bio-diverse habitat on the planet and home to some of the last uncontacted tribes left on Earth. It's one hell of a trip, as Parry travels over 6,000 kms by foot, light aircraft and boat to meet and live with tribesmen, coca growers, loggers and illegal miners.

Written in diary form, "Amazon" gives a rare insight into the ways of life that have existed since the dawn of time and are about to disappear forever. Illness, accidents, and all manner of unforeseen mishaps test Parry's strength every step of the way, but fans will know from Tribe that this man's thirst for new experiences, and his amazing resilience, knows no boundaries. Armchair travel and adventure doesn't get any better than this.

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Bruce Parry started out his adult life as a Royal Marines officer. He then worked as an expedition leader, and now combines his love of the outdoors and film with his award-winning documentaries.
Biography / Memoir Out of Print
By: Bruce Parry
256 pages, colour photos
Publisher: Michael Joseph
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