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  • Ed Stafford became the first man to walk the length of the Amazon river in South America from the source to the sea. He walked for:

    860 days

    He started on 2nd April 2008 and finished in August 2010. No-one had ever done what he attempted.

    • Team: Ed Stafford and Gadiel "Cho" Sanchez Rivera
    • Guides: None
    • Location: The Atlantic Ocean!!!!
    • Latitude: -0.58360
    • Longitude: -47.65206
    • Morale: 10/10 the best day of my life so far. Cho's happy too!
  • Archive for September 08

  • 15th Sep The Manta BlancaSee stats
    • Latitude: -9.824333
    • Latitude: -9.824333
    • Longitude: -74.159861
    • Longitude: -74.159861

    The community of Pensilvania (apologies for previous American spelling) turned out to be bizarrely friendly. OK this time we had extra permits and had passed the message over “Radio San Antonio” but they were nothing short of warm, welcoming and, well, oddly nice considering their previous threats. It made me think again about how dangerous [...]

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  • 10th Sep The tranquil UcayaliSee stats
    • Latitude: -11.88975
    • Latitude: -11.88975
    • Longitude: -73.917889
    • Longitude: -73.917889

    From Atalaya, the Ucayali meanders north towards Pucallpa. We had been told that we didn’t need to get a permit from OIRA, the organisation that oversees the affairs of the indigenous communities on the Ucayali because the area is “open” and “understanding”. In a community called Santa Luz we were indeed treated incredibly well. We [...]

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