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conversations.value: Provide a description for a book titled Walking the Nile about Nile, strong><a, Amazon with the genre: Science & Math, Earth Sciences.
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conversations.value: <strong><a href="//www.amazon.com/b/?node=390919011">An Amazon Best Book of February 2016:</a></strong> In November 2013, the author set out on an improbable and dangerous undertaking: walking the 4,000 miles of the Nile River from the trickle of its Rwandan headwaters to its Egyptian delta, a trek that would take him through six countries, strife and civil wars, swamps and sandstorms, thousands of years of history, and personal tragedy. <em>Walking the Nile</em> is the author's account of the expedition, a briskly paced blend of gripping adventure tale and a portrait of modern Africa, full of objective hazards including crocodiles, minefields, and secret police. But why? Even the author has trouble answering that question, but "ultimately, it came down to one thing. The Nile was there, and I wanted to walk it." George Mallory would be proud. <em>--Jon Foro</em>
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conversations.value: <em>--Jon Foro</em>.amazon.com/b/?node=390919011">An Amazon Best Book of February 2016:</a></strong> In November 2013, the author set out on an improbable and dangerous undertaking: walking the 4,000 miles of the Nile River from the trickle of its Rwandan headwaters to its Egyptian delta, a trek that would take him through six countries, strife and civil wars, swamps and sandstorms, thousands of years of history, and personal tragedy. <em>Walking the Nile</em> is the author's account of the expedition, a briskly paced blend of gripping adventure tale and a portrait of modern Africa, full of objective hazards including crocodiles, minefields, and secret police. But why? Even the author has trouble answering that question, but "ultimately, it came down to one thing. The Nile was there, and I wanted to walk it." George Mallory would be proud.<strong><a href="//www.