I gobbled this up and enjoyed it no end, but I'll only recommend it to people who love traveling and hiking but are stuck in one place for a while. I enjoyed the people--the man and woman alternating chapters along the way. But I didn't feel like I was really there--I was a spectator watching them be there, but I was somewhere else and that place was far, far away. It was like the difference between watching a narrated slideshow versus watching a big-screen movie with surround sound. I wanted the full deal; I got the slideshow.
They're really cool people and had some wonderful times, and I appreciate the chance to read about their journey. I'd gladly read a second volume--how's that for a recommendation?
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