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Roam Alone

Inspiring tales by reluctant solo travellers
TaschenbuchKartoniert, Paperback
272 Seiten
Englisch
Bradt Travel Guideserschienen am28.03.2017
Roam Alone: Inspiring Tales of Reluctant Solo Travel - Travel literature collection of tales from travellers who go solo by necessity, and apprehensively, but learn to love it, from top travel writers to new authors. Part literature, part guide, with tips for successful solo travel. Reassuring, entertaining and inspiring.mehr

Produkt

KlappentextRoam Alone: Inspiring Tales of Reluctant Solo Travel - Travel literature collection of tales from travellers who go solo by necessity, and apprehensively, but learn to love it, from top travel writers to new authors. Part literature, part guide, with tips for successful solo travel. Reassuring, entertaining and inspiring.
Details
ISBN/GTIN978-1-78477-049-5
ProduktartTaschenbuch
EinbandartKartoniert, Paperback
Erscheinungsjahr2017
Erscheinungsdatum28.03.2017
Seiten272 Seiten
SpracheEnglisch
MasseBreite 131 mm, Höhe 199 mm, Dicke 25 mm
Gewicht324 g
Artikel-Nr.41098477
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GenreReiseerzählungen

Inhalt/Kritik

Inhaltsverzeichnis
Foreword Jan LeemingIntroduction Hilary BradtTHE FIRST STEPIndia - Really? On my own? Sandra Reekie USA - Short Notice Helen BrownGabon Confidential Ian PackhamBerlin - The Unexpected Consolations of Getting It All Wrong Kirsty FergussonAustralia - Of Red Earth and Fruit Bats Amanda LumleyBRIEF ENCOUNTERSEight Hours in Fiji Matt Dawson Gibraltar and Tangier - Abroad Janice Booth Australia - The Ghan Debbie ParrottA January Jaunt to Jordan Zoe Efstathiou Russia - Taxi Ride in Vladivostok Nicole TeufelFACE THE FEARDarkness in Laos Ian OliverUnenlightened in Nepal Claire DaviesMorocco - Tea and Oranges Kelly DignanPhilippines - Finding Freedom Hannah Stuart-LeachSAFETY IN NUMBERSThailand - A Coconut with Three Candles Ian DouglasHimalayas - The Start of a Passion Jane Vincent-HavelkaUK - The Social Mobility of Cycling Hazel Pennington Cruise - Not so Solo at Sea Phoebe SmithTRAVEL WITH A PURPOSEFrance - Getting Going Again Elspeth CardyEcuador - Where Everyone Knows Your Name Vicki Brown France - The Wandering Goose Janet RogersAustralia - The Pet Project Jennifer BarclayMallorca - Doing a Shirley Valentine Christine GreenCONNECTINGIndia - First Night Michelle KennedyCuba - A Sack of Beans and a Sun-Bleached Chair Mandy HugginsOslo - Alf Matthew PointonUSA - Guns and Canyons Gillian GainMongolia - When the Ice Melts Suzy PopeIreland - Mollie Hilary BradtWHAT AM I DOING HERE?Cycling Shetland Pat SmithItaly - The Mountain Retreat Martha HalesSolo Ways in Sulawesi Ella PawlikColombia - My Daughter's Laugh Dom Tulett Beijing - A Night in Room 13 Sarah PopeA Thaw in Naples Claire MorsmanA BIG ADVENTUREUSA - What If You Get Lost and Die? Katie Grayson Madagascar - Beginning Anne Axel Mexico - No Way Back Graham MackintoshKashmir - The Road to Srinagar and Beyond Sheelagh ReynoldsAsia - Going it Alone Sally Wattsmehr

Autor

This book was partly inspired by Hilary Bradt, founder of Bradt Travel Guides, who describes her solo travels as 'certainly reluctant' . She made her first trip through South America alone when her travel companion dropped out at the last moment; the subsequent journey through the Andes was unfortgettable and set her up for the solo trip of a lifetime, described in this book, of riding a pony a thousand miles through Ireland. The anxiety of planning the journey was offset by the serendipity of being able to take each day as it came and the intensity of the experience. Of travelling alone, Hilary Bradt says 'there's no doubt that it's more fun to plan a trip with a like-minded companion, but I have learnt to confront my fears and indulge my passion for travel, knowing that the solo traveller will be richly rewarded, from meeting the locals to discovering a new inner confidence.'
Jennifer Barclay is an editor and writer who has enjoyed travelling alone in many countries. She has written three travel books about travelling alone: Meeting Mr Kim, which details her adventures travelling solo around South Korea, and Falling in Honey and An Octopus in my Ouzo, both of which describe her move - on her own - to a Greek island.
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