The epilogue was a very nice touch and actually got me teary-eyed, however I would have liked to learn more about a few other characters in their afterwards. Stumbling Thru: Hike Your Own Hike eBook : Stolz, A.

Stumbling Thru: Keepin On Keepin On (Volume 2)A. Digger Stolz gets you as close and intimate with the actual trail itself without actually marching to Katahdin yourself. Thinking Through Religion: Truth and Spirituality Module 4Chris Wright, The Christmas. You want to go splash in the ponds with Sweet Jane the Greatest Dane. You want to help Bartelby find his answers. You feel like you're marching miserably along with Bawdy. I was looking for a story about the AT that didn't just talk about history of states or monuments ala Bill Bryson, whom I love, but really made me feel like I was walking the trail.

We see the core group, with a few add ons (whom still, despite a large cast of characters, still have different aspects and add to the story without weighing it down with the same archetypes) growing closer as a family as they gain ever closer to their shared goal of Mt. Stumbling Thru is a new novel about a thru-hike on the Appalachian Trail. Here concludes the story of a middle-aged man thru-hiking the Appalachian Trail against his will, against his better judgment and against all odds. The continuation, picked up in Keepin' On Keepin' On, shows the maturity in writing style and clarity that was missing from several moments of the first book. With white blazes marking the way and little adventures around every corner, Bartleby & Company push through the Mid-Atlantic States and climb into the mountainous wilds of New England. It had its issues, but told a good narrative. Hike Your Own Hike (book one) got us introduced to the main group of characters.

Stumbling Thru by A. Digger Stolz