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This link is for you!!!!!! Wink

BIG-TARGET: Do not think you are,know you are!!"-Morpheus(The Matrix)
 
Posts: 394 | Location: Cherry Hill, People's Socialist Republic of New Jersey | Registered: 11 March 2004Reply With QuoteEdit or Delete MessageReport This Post
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"Take Me With You" by Brad Newsham

Travel account by a man who made a promise to himself that one day he would bring someone back from his travels to America for one month~ all expenses paid. His search puts him thru serendipitous experiences and amazing friendships.
 
Posts: 21 | Location: San Francisco, CA. USA | Registered: 16 August 2003Reply With QuoteEdit or Delete MessageReport This Post
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Since I already did the work, I thought I'd post here the books in this list that I found on Project Guttenburg:

2. Journals of Lewis and Clark

4. Canyons of the Colorado

10. Travles vol 1, Travels vol 2

13. Roughing It (computer read mp3 files)

14. Two Years Before the Mast

15. South

18. Travels in West Africa

21. Journals

22. Home of the Blizzard

23. The Voyage of the Beagle

25. Travels in the Interior Districts of Africa vol 1, vol 2

27. Sailing Alone Around the World

29. First Footsteps in East Africa

31. The Oregon Trail

33. A Lady's Life in the Rocky Mountains

38. Scott's Last Expedition: The Journals

42. Project Guttenburg doesn't have My First Summer in the Sierra, but they have a lot of other John Muir books.

56. Journal of the Discovery of the Source of the Nile

59. Principall Navigations comes in about a dozen parts. Go to Project Guttenburg and search on Hakluyt

71. The Adventure's of Capt. Bonneville

75. Through the Brazilian Wilderness

That's pretty much all I could find. Happy reading!

-ps. Sorry about all the edits, but I compiled the post a few link at a time so I didn't lose a massive amount of work.

[This message was edited by Matthew Kennedy on 24 May 2004 at 9:56.]
 
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... and, oh, by the way.... I think Brad Newsham's Take Me With You should absolutely be on everybody's must read list.
 
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Check out my post on an amazing adventure novel set in India called Shantaram


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Eric Newby's 'The Last Grain Race' is an amzing story full of humor and adventure. Another one of his books is already posted somewhere here - 'A Walk in the Hindu Kush'.
The guy is funnier than hell in that dry, Bristish way and also had an amzing life.

The Last Grain Race follows him as a young man just starting out, who on a whim leaves the safety of his job and joins one of the last merchant sailing ships. It would prove to be the last journey from England to Australia to transport grain with these vessels from a bygone era, since WWII intervened. The stories of onboard life, tremendous storms, hilarious sailor's antics, different ports and being treated as the new boy on board are compelling.

I hate to see you go,
but I love to watch you leave.
 
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