Adventure May/June 2001 @ nationalgeographic.com

Kayaking from China to China Beach, explorer Jon Bowermaster is on a National Geographic expedition into alien territory. Listen >>

Outbreak—Ebola
"Exposure" took on a harrowing new meaning as photographer Seamus Murphy covered a recent plague in Uganda. Online-only photos >>

	Story Previews: May/June 2001
•	The Call of Alaska: On the Trail of Jack London
•	Dangerous Medicine: Fighting on Ebola's Front Lines
•	Breaking the Barrier Islands
•	The Backyard Expedition: Father-Daughter Day on the River

	Life on Assignment
	Among the Ebola Hunters Writer Tom Clynes discusses covering medicine's most dangerous frontier. Listen >>

	Q&A
	Eric Simonson, the Sleuth of Everest The guide's guide is off for more than a month on the mountain, in search of an 80-year-old camera that could solve mountaineering's greatest mystery >>

	Writer Spotlight
	Learning the Ropes on Renegade In less than a year writer John Vaillant went from sailing novice to salty dog, then sped off to capture one of sailing's fastest stories >>

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	Family Secrets How do you make adventure a family affair >>

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	*Mi Moto Fidel* Exploring Cuba by motorcycle, English writer Christopher Baker logged thousands of miles and nearly as many romantic encounters. Listen >>


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