If you love good coffee and reality adventure TV, you've got to see the Travel Channel series Dangerous Grounds. Here's is a description from their website:
This guy holds the World Record for the fastest solo trek to the South Pole. It took him 39 days to walk from the edge of the Antarctic to the pole, pulling a sled with his food and supplies. This guy is amazing.
The best thing about it is that you can buy the coffee beans that he finds through his website. It is unbelievably delicious and not too pricey either.
Quote:Todd Carmichael travels the globe, hunting for the highest-grade coffee in the world. Why? Because nearly a billion people drink coffee each morning, making it the number 2 commodity in the world, second only to oil. Todd focuses on the very best coffee out there -- beans so rare, they are sought after by the worlds top chefs and restaurants. Todd has to go to some of the most exotic, fascinating and dangerous places on earth to find it: from the cities, villages and mountains of Haiti, Bolivia, Madagascar, Borneo, Cuba and Vietnam. Buying the coffee beans direct from the farmers means Todd must encounter treacherous terrain, danger and sometimes, even opposition from entrenched middlemen. Theres an amazing story behind every cup.
This guy holds the World Record for the fastest solo trek to the South Pole. It took him 39 days to walk from the edge of the Antarctic to the pole, pulling a sled with his food and supplies. This guy is amazing.
The best thing about it is that you can buy the coffee beans that he finds through his website. It is unbelievably delicious and not too pricey either.
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