Unlike Harold Fry’s imaginary walk in the book reviewed
previously, this is a true account of many shorter journeys on foot by an experienced
hiker and scholar. Primarily following “the
old ways,” networks of foot paths and sea trails in use since the birth of
Britain, the author takes the reader along introspective and fascinating byways
of nature and thought. Beautifully
written and best read one journey at a time.
350 pp.
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