Title: Not About Thru-Hiking
Product review: **********SPOILER********If you're like me and you hope to someday hike the AT then you were probably hoping for a story about what it was really like. THis was not it.**He rambles on ALOT about history and facts about the trail or the area.**At the end he totals up his miles and it comes to around 800 (the AT is more than 2150)**He leaves after a few weeks and does a bunch of day hikes. Skipping parts he doesn't like**He gives up on the 100 mile wilderness after a few daysI read Becoming Odessa first. She does a little slackpacking and leaves the trail a few times but makes it the whole way. From blisters to the first poo in the woods. I was hoping this book would be more than that. I was hoping to hear another perspective on what goes on. What you have to overcome. I want to know what it was like actually thru-hiking the entire AT.
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