3 Adventure Books from Ed Stafford

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ED STAFFORD
Are you interested in reading adventure books? If so, this article is for you today.

 Edward James Stafford is known as ED Stafford. He was born at Peterborough in the United Kingdom on December 26, 1975. He is the first man to walk the Amazon River and holds the Guinness World Record as an English Explorer.

Stafford began his survival journey with his friend named Luke Collyer in 2008. After three months later, Collyer left Stafford alone. But he continued the unfinished race.

On 9 August 2010, he achieved the Guinness World Record in recognition of his daring work. It was a great achievement for his survival career. After a year later, the Royal Scottish Geographical Society selected him for the European Adventurer of the Year and the Mungo Park Medal.

Then Stafford went on a series of expeditions and has taught people to think outside the circle. He made a large number of documentary videos for Discovery TV. His first documentary was about 60 days of survival journey without food or any type of equipment on the uninhabited tropical island of Olorua in the Pacific.

He also wrote many books based on his geographical knowledge through exploration. Let's take a look into his three adventure books.


1. Adventures for a Lifetime


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“Life is for going out into the open. Life is for exploring, for feeling cold and vulnerable, for finding new possibilities and new opportunities.” ---------Ed Stafford
Life becomes amazing when you feel it in your heart. It will show you hundreds of possible ways to become happy. But people unconsciously don't observe it.

In this inspirational book forwarded by Sir Ranulph Fiennes, Ed Stafford is going to uncover the secret keys of unforgettable adventures. It is not the book about how to be an adventurer. But it will inspire you to get out of your comfort zone.

So why late, if you are inspired to plan adventures then get in touch with the guy.

Get this book: Adventures for Lifetime


2. Walking the Amazon:

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860 Days. The Impossible Task. The Incredible Journey.

Have you ever thought about doing such an adventure?

Sorry, I haven’t. But our great adventurer Stafford made this done a few years ago. He is a hero. During his journey, he had to fight against outwitting alligators, jaguars, pit vipers, and electric eels, etc. He even had to face violent tribes who could have caused his death.

Through his journey was an adventure from the Pacific through Amazon River to Atlantic, he also had a purpose too. He wanted to raise awareness of environmental issues. He wanted to highlight the devastating effects of deforestation and the impact of tribal life.

Ultimately though, walking the Amazon encourages you to start your journey and be the first man.

Get this book: Walking the Amazon


3. The kindness of Strangers: Travel Stories Make Your Heart Grow

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Travelling explores our minds. It helps us to overcome challenges and make new friends. Overall, meeting new people make new stories.

Stafford tried to collect stories by accompanied travelers and adventurers like Sarah Outen, Amelia Burr, and Charlie Carroll, etc. Over almost 20 years of traveling, Stafford has been lucky. He's been lucky to make a large number of lifelong friends.

This book gathered a lot of stories about the kindness of the strangers who are unknown to us. They are our real friends. They appear with their soft hand when we need their help.

 Get this book: The kindness of Strangers

Keep reading and stay happy. Thank you.

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