Comments on: A new walk http://www.constanttrek.com/index.php/401 everywhere is walking distance if you have the time Mon, 23 Jan 2012 00:17:59 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1 By: Beverley Watson http://www.constanttrek.com/index.php/401/comment-page-1#comment-9123 Beverley Watson Wed, 03 Nov 2010 04:10:53 +0000 http://www.constanttrek.com/?p=401#comment-9123 Loved both books. As a worrier who hates cigarette smoke, has trouble sleeping unless it's quiet (and safe), must have privacy for bathroom and toilets, and prefers to travel with a known companion, I salute you for your bravery! I also like my animals to be small like Jack Russell dogs. You write well. Loved both books. As a worrier who hates cigarette smoke, has trouble sleeping unless it’s quiet (and safe), must have privacy for bathroom and toilets, and prefers to travel with a known companion, I salute you for your bravery!
I also like my animals to be small like Jack Russell dogs.
You write well.

]]> By: Mrs. Cyberhobo http://www.constanttrek.com/index.php/401/comment-page-1#comment-8986 Mrs. Cyberhobo Sun, 28 Feb 2010 02:12:55 +0000 http://www.constanttrek.com/?p=401#comment-8986 Uh oh, Paula! Now I feel bad (and Dylan too!) for discouraging you from the AT. It sounds just right for what you're wanting. Do it!! Uh oh, Paula! Now I feel bad (and Dylan too!) for discouraging you from the AT. It sounds just right for what you’re wanting. Do it!!

]]> By: Bob Peterson http://www.constanttrek.com/index.php/401/comment-page-1#comment-8985 Bob Peterson Sat, 27 Feb 2010 02:19:32 +0000 http://www.constanttrek.com/?p=401#comment-8985 Hi Paula, Just finished both books back to back. I saw ' Sahara' in a little book shop in Mansfield Vic. a month ago. The gentleman behind the counter said," don't read this first,put it back" and intoduced ' Slow Journey South'. I bought the two books. I found them absolutly intriguing and thoroughly captivating especially your inter-action with the desert people and their customs. When I finished Sahara only days ago, I was left feeling rather flat and wondered where and what you were currently doing. I get these same feelings when I come of an expedition or walk out of the widerness and back into our daily routine. Best of luck with your Appalachian Trail walk, I have some very close friends who have also comlpeted this walk. I look forward to reading of your progress and would love to think you will also publish a book. Hi Paula,
Just finished both books back to back. I saw ‘ Sahara’ in a little book shop in Mansfield Vic. a month ago. The gentleman behind the counter said,” don’t read this first,put it back” and intoduced ‘ Slow Journey South’. I bought the two books.

I found them absolutly intriguing and thoroughly captivating especially your inter-action with the desert people and their customs. When I finished Sahara only days ago, I was left feeling rather flat and wondered where and what you were currently doing. I get these same feelings when I come of an expedition or walk out of the widerness and back into our daily routine.

Best of luck with your Appalachian Trail walk, I have some very close friends who have also comlpeted this walk. I look forward to reading of your progress and would love to think you will also publish a book.

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