Read Any Good Travelogues?

[barry1010]

It's that time of year when I enjoy a travelogue,  written by a witty raconteur who endures hardships and joy along the way.  Long distance journey, meeting interesting people and different cultures.

Recommendations welcome 

[bednobs]

i like tony james' series.

It's reasonably light, and cheap

[Toorak]

I really enjoyed "A Fez of the Heart: Travels Around Turkey in Search of a Hat" by Jeremy Seal 

[barry1010]

Is that Tony James Slater, bednobs?  Looks interesting

I'll check that out, Toorak.

[calmck]

Enjoyed Bill Bryson

[bednobs]

sorry yes, tony james slater

[barry1010]

I think I've read all of Bill Bryson, an easy read ideal for bedtime 

[fbg40]

Hi Barry

Not strictly a travelogue in the true sense of the word but still worth a read : The Salt Path by Raynor Winn.

FBG40

[barry1010]

Thanks, fbg, looks very interesting 

[Buenchico]

Beautiful writing:
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[barry1010]

Buen, a read that a long time ago, maybe time to enjoy it again

[Khandro]

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[pastafreak]

This is not a travelogue...rather it is a memoir of a way of life. I put it on my wishlist after reading a sample.

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