In Trouble Again

This is an account of a trip up the Orinoco river in which the author discovers that amoebic and bacillary dysenteries, cholera, rabies, hepatitis and the tooth-pick fish are not the greatest hazards. His photographer and Spanish and Indian crew prove to be much more volatile elements.

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This is an account of a trip up the Orinoco river and across the Amazon basin in which the author discovered that poisonous snakes and life-threatening diseases were not the greatest hazards on such a journey - his photographer and the Spanish and Indian crew were the most volatile elements. Redmond O'Hanlon is the author of "Into the Heart of Borneo", a journey on which he was accompanied by the poet James Fenton, who swore afterwards that he would never travel with O'Hanlon again.