I just finished the book a couple weeks ago. Although it is a fascinating 
story, I found some parts rather hard to believe. From what I know of 
wilderness survival, it is nearly impossible for humans to survive 10 days with 
no water as the author claims in the account of crossing the Gobi. No food, 
yes; no water, no. I want to believe that the story is based on actual events, 
and perhaps it is. However, my feeling is that it is not a fully true account.

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