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By: Ranulph Fiennes
Narrated by: Mike Grady, Ranulph Fiennes
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Fresh from finishing the Marathon des Sables, Ranulph Fiennes has become the oldest Briton to complete this ultimate endurance test. The world's greatest living explorer, has travelled to some of the most remote, dangerous parts of the globe. Well-known for his experiences at the poles and climbing Everest, he has also endured some of the hottest conditions on the planet, where temperatures regularly exceed 40 degrees and, without water and shelter, death is inevitable.©2015 Westward Ho Adventure Holidays Ltd (P)2018 W.F. Howes Ltd Africa
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I once met Ranulph Fiennes at an event. He was full of anecdotes in a captivating speech. I knew then that I had to download this book.

They don't make em like this anymore!

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A man of extreme challenges, excellent to listen and the experience is sublime. Thank you.

Fascinating Book

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Enjoyable and interesting, good accounts of desert conditions. Rather spoilt by poor reading in parts.

Good story

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A heady mix describing testing the limits of human endurance through exploration of Africa and the middle east, the political and cultural contexts of the regions and the history of exploration, all seen through the lens of a man who breaks all moulds in challenging himself. Impressive, inspiring, informative, entertaining.

Astonishing and informative

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why Ran hasn't read this book himself is beyond me, brilliant story told by third person doesn't amek sense to me

chance missed, Ranulph is the greatest narrator of his own storys

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