The next best thing to hitting the trail? Hitting these books. (BONUS: Nude drawing of me, below!) My latest for BACKPACKER.com. WRITTEN & ILLUSTRATED & FLASHED BY PETER MOORE
This looks to be a big project for you, lots of research and great choices for books of adventure. And throwing in your usual sense of humor, a fun read. WTG!
A local weekend hike in the Cederberg turned into a very memorable event. We started in the sun with shorts, no rainwear high up in the mountains passed stone walls and stone gargoyles watching us, when the weather turned, with rain showers and stormy clouds. I almost froze to death, but we found a forgotten plane crash cite and made it home. 💪😊
No! I’ll have to check it out. My favorite is In A Sunburnt Country. Laughed so hard I cried multiple times.
I love Bill Bryson!
This looks to be a big project for you, lots of research and great choices for books of adventure. And throwing in your usual sense of humor, a fun read. WTG!
A hiker's DREAM of a reading list - thanks, Peter!
I read the Bill Bryson book before and loved it. I think my favorite title among the ones you've listed is "How to Suffer Outdoors." 😁
The broken road by Patrick Leigh Fermor
Who walked from Hook of Holland to Constantinople in 1933!
A local weekend hike in the Cederberg turned into a very memorable event. We started in the sun with shorts, no rainwear high up in the mountains passed stone walls and stone gargoyles watching us, when the weather turned, with rain showers and stormy clouds. I almost froze to death, but we found a forgotten plane crash cite and made it home. 💪😊