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Quicker Than Walking: More Fun in Thailand, China and Hong Kong
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- ISBN978-1-7635100-6-7
- EAN9781763510067
- Date de parution10/12/2025
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- ÉditeurLes Stanley
Résumé
My previous two books, Go Away and Mostly Fun have described the pleasures and pitfalls of travelling solo, travel with a partner, and group travel. In my latest effort Quicker Than Walking, I've added a fourth option - travels with imaginary friends. But these aren't just any old invented souls, dragged from the dark recesses of my mind. I was accompanied, in my head, by some of the greats of literature. I checked in for my flight to Bangkok with non-other than Henry Miller for a travelling companion.
I took early morning walks, once I'd found the beach, in Hua Hin with Franz Kafka. And I had a massage with D. H. Lawrence himself. Soon though, my heroes left me to my own reality. In Bangkok I was happy enough in my own company. Then on to Hong Kong and mainland China where my nephew took on the role of translator and tour guide. Eventually I was back in the saddle exploring the delights of hilly Northern Thailand - an e-bike helped me here.
Sweating the lowlands of the south - beer my only solace.
I took early morning walks, once I'd found the beach, in Hua Hin with Franz Kafka. And I had a massage with D. H. Lawrence himself. Soon though, my heroes left me to my own reality. In Bangkok I was happy enough in my own company. Then on to Hong Kong and mainland China where my nephew took on the role of translator and tour guide. Eventually I was back in the saddle exploring the delights of hilly Northern Thailand - an e-bike helped me here.
Sweating the lowlands of the south - beer my only solace.
