I wasn't sure what to expect from this book. I knew that I would never hike the Spanish pilgrimage route of the Camino de Santiago. I would like to travel to Spain one day. I found this book to be 2 in 1. There was an awesome story as well as sound advice.
The story: The author did not spare details when describing this journey. His fascinating memoirs had me wondering what would happen next. I enjoyed hearing about the meals, albergues, and fellow hikers. It made me wonder if this trek is something I'd like to add to my bucket list.
The advice: The words of wisdom shared regarding clothing, money, electronics, etc can apply to anyone planning an outdoor adventure. I never thought that a poncho would be better than a backpack cover.
My conclusion: It's a great read for someone wishing to escape a while, whether virtually or in reality.
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