Best travel Yea Forumserature?
Best travel Yea Forumserature?
Xavier Cook
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Lincoln Hernandez
Unironicly LOTR. The charcters always travel trouh various countries and places.While the description of the surrounding enviroment is always detailed.
Isaac Rivera
Seven Pillars of Wisdom
Asher Hill
Agree. The most wonderful traveling book.
Ryder Nguyen
The Snow Leopard by Matthiessen and the writings of John Muir.
Jayden Collins
the adventures of huckleberry finn
Daniel Garcia
Gavin White
Prospero's Cell
Blake Anderson
I remember Goethe's Italian Journey as being very comfy. Heartwarming descriptions of little peasant girls, his theories about the movements of clouds, winds, rocks, comparisons between the local ale and German lager and picturesque description of the Italian landscape among other things.
Justin Scott
Patrick leigh fermor
Dylan Hall
People in this thread might like “fitzpatricks travel talks”
Some are on youtube, though tcm has released dvds of polished ones that are unbelievably comfy
Juan Campbell
A Trip Around My Room by Xavier de Maistre
Nicholas Hughes
gtfo
Mason Allen
Nineteenth century African explorer accounts.
Adrian Cruz
link nigga, citations
James Howard
Kevin Ross
ibn battuta
Ryder Ross
Dazai wrote a good travel book
Bentley Myers
Christian Clark
my man returned, cheers nigga
off to eat some KFC and read about my ancestors
Lincoln Thompson
this
Blake Reyes
Eothen by Kinglake
Sailing Alone Around The World by Slocum
Both are fascinating looks into a world that is all but gone now. Slocum's journey in particular is insane, but he makes it sound like a comfy cruise.
James Cook
"Somewhere between Calabria and Corfu the blue really begins."
Delightful little book. It's a shame I never see Durell discussed at all on this board.
Sebastian Diaz
Mark Twain's actual travel writing is great, and I've thoroughly enjoyed reading his stuff while in the same places. On an unrelated noted Kerouac's Dharma Bums always makes me want to see some shit.
Jaxon Allen
Twain's book on the Mississippi River is great, I forget the name of it just now