The Road of Dreams: A Two-Year Hiking and Biking Adventure Around the World
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Average customer review:Product Description
Written with a keen eye for detail and a wry sense of humor, "The Road of Dreams" is travel writing at its best! Follow the unforgettable exploits of seasoned travelers Bruce Junek and Tass Thacker on their 26-month around-the-world bicycle trip. They crossed four continents through sweltering temperatures and winter snowstorms—punctuated by 42 flats. This deeply personal travel book is also the story of an inner journey with a compelling message: Recognize what you value most in life, and pursue it!
Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #780912 in Books
- Published on: 1991-09
- Original language: English
- Binding: Paperback
- 288 pages
Editorial Reviews
About the Author
Bruce Junek and Tass Thacker have spent their lives exploring the world’s exotic places and cultures. They support their adventurous lifestyle by speaking and giving slide programs. In addition to their world bicycle trip, they have programs on Rainforests, Volcanoes, Africa, and the Amazon.
Customer Reviews
Good perspective on budget travel
A very enjoyable book. Not so deep & philosophical like a Bruce Chatwin or Peter Matthiessen travel journal, but it is much more approachable and readable. He writes the real story about travel - the hassles and hardships you endure to see and experience people and places that forever change the person you are. It inspires us to travel on a budget without trivializing the sheer time and labor involved.
Written in a simple, readable style, it is a page turner for sure.
this book is great
If you're interested in traveling the world, this is the way to do it. This book was inspirational and tremendous.
The road of the disjointed
This book started off with great Promise, of an adventure. However,the writer was all over the map, Figuratively, and did not seem to be able to flesh anything thing in detail. A mish mash of ideas and things thrown together for a book. Yes there was adventure there, He maybe should have hired a ghost writer instead of spending five years for this effort, I think money would have well spent if he had done this. I am sure that the slide show is much better.
