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A Long Way From Sunday

Memoir of an African adventure

Rosalind Redshaw

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English
Kinkajou Press
21 March 2026
""You'd better run-they're going to kill you!""
'I seemed to spend a lot of my time in Africa running from things. Not only thieves, mobs, wild elephants, and crazy truck drivers-but myself.' RR

1994. Unnerved by the realisation she was being sucked into a life of Sunday afternoons mowing the lawn, 25 year old Australian Rosalind Redshaw set off for Africa with her boyfriend, a backpack and a foolproof plan: start in Cairo, get to the other end of the continent, any way possible. So began an extraordinary 13-month adventure beyond anything she could have imagined-one that would test her character, her relationship, her sanity.

This is the true story of an old-style journey in a time before mobile phones and the internet; a story about wild animals, witchdoctors, bicycles, and love...and the lengths a person will go to for the sake of an idea...
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Imprint:   Kinkajou Press
Dimensions:   Height: 229mm,  Width: 152mm,  Spine: 26mm
Weight:   603g
ISBN:   9781764451826
ISBN 10:   1764451821
Pages:   454
Publication Date:  
Audience:   General/trade ,  ELT Advanced
Format:   Paperback
Publisher's Status:   Active

Rosalind Redshaw lives on the east coast of Australia. She is the author of ""A Long Way From Sunday"" the true story of a 13-month odyssey through Africa in the mid 1990s. She is a great fan of adventures, the outdoors and living close to nature.

Reviews for A Long Way From Sunday: Memoir of an African adventure

God bless adventurers like Redshaw who push the limits... it's a book you're sorry to see end. Bob Carpenter, Netgalley Such insight, such sense of adventure, such bravery, such baring of the soul. Extraordinary. Thank you, thank you. Margie, Beta Reader. An excellently written and at times poetic account of a life-changing trip. Paul Knobloch Reader Views.


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