Alone Across Australia: One Man's Trek Across a Continent
di Jon Muir
2003 · 223 pagine · Penguin Books · ISBN 9780143001263
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'How long can I keep going like this? Never before have I pushed so hard for so long, and I feel closer to the limits of my endurance than ever before.'In 2001, with only his dog Seraphine for company, Jon Muir set off to cross Australia on foot, from the tidal reaches of Port Augusta in South Australia to Burketown on the Gulf of Carpentaria.
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