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Gordon Russell
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Bob Cornuke
About this listen
Bob Cornuke should be considered one of the eight wonders of the world, which is saying something considering my late husband, Jim Irwin, was the eighth man to walk on the moon. Bob, Jim, and, at times, myself, experienced some astonishing adventures together. Once we were even placed under house arrest in Turkey while searching for Noah’s Ark on Mount Ararat. These two men shared some wild exploits and were so much alike, you couldn’t help but love them. You will love Bob, too, as he recounts his many fascinating and, at times, quite perilous journeys searching the world for lost locations and artifacts described in the pages of the Bible. Whether it’s Turkey, Saudi Arabia, Ethiopia, Malta, Israel, or the Red Sea, Bob’s vivid accounts will captivate you every minute as he shares his many amazing adventures. (Mary Irwin Vickers, author and fellow explorer )
When I was chaplain for the NBA Washington Bullets/Wizards, Bob was able to stop by a few times and inspire the players with some of his “on-the-edge-of-your-seat” exploits. The guys were mesmerized during those pre-game meetings. None of them wanted to leave to play the game. Picture it. Bob surrounded by NBA giants...leaning in to capture his every word. And that’s the image I have of every listener of Explore. What’s around the next corner? How’s Bob going to make it out this mess? Leaning in - like the NBA players - to grasp more of the remarkable adventures Bob encountered while searching for artifacts and biblical sites. And Bob is an excellent guide! The book you will listen to is a fast-paced, heart-pounding listening experience that will exceed your wildest expectations. (Joel A. Freeman, PhD)
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- Jeff
- 01-17-23
Great tale
I’m jealous of the travels and adventures this author has had. It doesn’t matter if you believe his take on the sites or not. It’s an enjoyable story and gives you thought about each site. Worth the read if your interested in these works. I will likely listen again down the road
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