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Book SynopsisA story about the author's 3,000-mile solo walk across an entire continent, from Namibia's Skeleton Coast to the Indian Ocean near Zanzibar.
Trade Review'A fresh and hugely amusing perspective... a heartwarming reflection of Africa's people and places' Metro
'A likeable and self-deprecating narrator... I found myself increasingly gripped' Observer
'An honest and hugely amusing account... Sandham's love for Africa is contagious' South African Magazine
'Classical account of one man's struggle to test himself against Nature... Hope we shall hear more of his travels' The Daily Telegraph
'Frank and uplifting, a well-written account' Wanderlust
'This is real old school adventure... Great stuff' Adventure Travel
'Writes with down-to-earth glee of the personalities, hardships, pleasures and idiocy of a solo walk' Longitude Longitude
'Warm and entertaining... It is his enthusiasm for adventure and the variety of human life that makes Traversa so memorable' New Statesman
