"From The Cape To Cairo: The First Traverse Of Africa From South To North " is an account of the successful journey across Africa from south to north, a feat that was both adventurous and groundbreaking. The narrative traces the journey of explorers as they navigate through various terrains, encountering the challenges posed by Africa's vast landscapes. The journey begins at the southern tip of Africa, at the Cape of Good Hope, and progresses toward the north, reaching the fabled Cairo in Egypt. Along the way, the explorers describe their experiences with different cultures, the hardships they face, and the natural beauty they witness. The expedition was not only a test of physical endurance but also a profound exploration of human resilience, teamwork, and determination. The text reveals the pioneers' interactions with local tribes, their engagement with the environment, and the geographical challenges they had to overcome. Through vivid descriptions, the book highlights both the harsh and awe-inspiring aspects of the African continent, offering readers a comprehensive view of the vastness and diversity of Africa as they make their way toward their goal. The journey itself is emblematic of the era s spirit of exploration and adventure.
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Höhe: 216 mm
Breite: 140 mm
Dicke: 16 mm
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978-93-6942-723-9 (9789369427239)
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Ewart S. Grogan was an adventurer and explorer, best known to traverse the African continent from south to north, a journey documented in his book From The Cape to Cairo. Grogan was driven by a passion for exploration and adventure. He began his famous journey starting at the Cape of Good Hope in South Africa, and made his way through vast and often uncharted territories to Cairo in Egypt. His journey was an extraordinary feat of endurance and courage, covering over 7,000 miles. Grogan's adventurous spirit was matched by his determination to contribute to the understanding of the African continent during a time of colonial exploration.
Arthur H. Sharp contributed to the documentation of Grogan's journey and was instrumental in shaping the narrative of their travels. Sharp's writing often focused on exploration, geography, and the landscapes they encountered, providing readers with detailed and engaging accounts of the challenges faced during the expedition. His work helped to immortalize the hardships and triumphs of their groundbreaking journey through Africa. Together, Grogan and Sharp s contributions to exploration became notable for their depth and insight into a largely unknown part of the world during that time.
