Ed Stafford Into The Unknown – The Danakil Desert

From investigating gigantic white lines popping up on satellite images in remote West Papua, to a strange pattern of circular dots in the middle of the Danakil Desert, each astonishing image captures something hard to classify and previously unseen. Ed will call on all of his expertise in extreme terrains and climates to uncover the truth.
 
Ed’s target is a strange pattern of circular dots in the middle of the Danakil Desert in Ethiopia, the hottest place on earth and a dangerous disputed border zone. After his initial excitement and relief to be on his own in a wild and beautiful place, things start to go wrong. A camel carrying all of his precious water gives him the slip, and Ed risks heat exhaustion trying to recapture both the beast and the water he needs to survive - all whilst wearing his Lowa Zephyrs.
 
His health takes a serious turn for the worse, but Ed is determined to carry on to solve the riddle of the sands despite local tales of evil spirits and mysterious deaths in the desert.

Who Is Ed Stafford?

Born in 1975, Ed Stafford is a British explorer who holds the Guinness World Record for being the first person to ever traverse the length of the Amazon River. This amazing feat took him over two years to accomplish and he has since gone on to complete a number of projects for the Discovery Channel, which he has become an ambassador for. To discover more about this extraordinary man’s life, visit http://www.edstafford.org/

 

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LOWA Zephyr GORE-TEX® Mid Boots - Desert

Recognised by the U.S and British special forces for their reliability and comfort, LOWA Zephyr combat boots are available as hi length or mid cut boots and come in a number of colours; including black, dark brown, desert, and coyote tan. Lightweight and durable, this range of LOWA boots can also have a GORE-TEX® lining and are designed to provide their wearer with unparalleled versatility; making them perfect for soldiers, adventurers, hikers, or even just everyday use.