Re: [at-l] Books, etc.

[jplynch@crosslink.net (James P. Lynch)]

I've read Mr. Curran's book.  It is different, and enjoyable.  He ended his
hike about mid-way, if I recall.  I think there was some thought of
continuing it (and hopefully writing about the continuation!!), but haven't
heard anything else.  It wasn't quite up to the par of the Garvey books and
others that were mentioned but worth having in your AT library.

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>On the subject of books, I haven't seen anyone mention the book by Jan
>Curran, "Journey of Discovery", Jan was an '86-'87 thru-hiker. I read it
>and found it very enjoyable, but quite different that others I've read.
>Odd thing, and a surprise, was the story ends in the middle of the trail.
>
>-Milt
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