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Levison Wood is an explorer. By his own admission, he has a perpetual case of wanderlust, traveling at every opportunity and never settling down. Quite the exciting life! This time his itchy feet take him to Africa, to an idea that has grown to an obsession: to walk the length of the Nile, from it’s (debated) source, to its end. It's marvellous & a very satisfying experience to read it! The journey was full of obstacles and challenges of various kind. There was an unfortunate incident The death of Matthew Power but Levison didn't budge from his mission even when there were time he didn't want to! This is an engrossing read. There is a brief outline of places before Woods tells of his visit. For instance, you get a short re-cap on the quest for the Nile’s source before you get to Nyungwe Forest; you get a snapshot of Jubba and how after Sudan’s civil war, it flourished as a city before you read of its devastation. Sometimes he has the guides tell the story, from Moez Mahir you learn about the Nubians and the ancient city of Moroe and its pyramids; from Turbo, you understand post-revolutionary Egypt. Leaving your beauty routine out in the cold? Three beauty experts on the skin, hair and nail tips they're giving their celebrity clients this winter He seemed a little embarrassed by the attention, saying “I’ve only listened to it once and, to be honest, I tried not to."My 'mummy makeover' nearly KILLED me! Mother-of-one, 35, left fighting for life after botched surgery in Turkey left her breasts oozing with GREEN pus... before her implants had to be removed Levison Wood is a world renowned explorer, writer & photographer who has written eleven best-selling books and produced several critically acclaimed documentaries which have been aired around the globe. Never mind the crocodiles": British adventurer Levison Wood prepares for a ground-breaking walk along Africa's mightiest river From luxury skincare to must-have make-up collections - get Christmas all wrapped up with dream gifts they'll love It’s a bit risky at the moment, more so for him than it is for me. There is feeling against Ugandans in South Sudan because they sided with the government forces. I don’t really want to expose him to any great risk.”

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The above paragraph was probably how I romanticized this part of Africa for it was the only peaceful moments in the book, for. I was filled with tension while reading it, and some of that tension was also due to America’s own political unrest. It just felt to me like every country that Levison had entered was either having a war or had just ended one. The government of Rwanda was trying to make the people live together in peace, and one never knew who had committed the murders in the past or who had been the victims that survived the genocide. Uganda, it seemed was in a war, and Levison was trying to get through it without getting killed. Revealed: Suspect in Dublin stabbing was charged with knife possession in May this year... but never convicted