The Tao of Travel is a compilation of portions from some of the best travel writing in the world, including his own. It’s put into sections with the excerpts under the specific sections. It was an easy read and it was great to read quotes, and there were tidbits of wisdom from specific travel writers. The book is broken down into 27 parts: Travel in Brief The Naval of the World The Pleasures of Railways Murphy’s Rules of Travel Travelers on Their Own Books How Long Did the Traveler Spend Traveling? The Things That They Carried Fears, Neuroses and Other Conditions Travelers Who Never Went Alone Travel as an Ordeal English Travelers on Escaping England When You’re Strange It is Solved by Walking Travel Feats Staying Home Imaginary Journeys Everything is Edible Somehwere Rosenblum’s Rules or Reporting Perverse Pleasures of an Inhospitable Imaginary People Writers and the Places They Never Visited Travelers’ Bliss Classics of a Sense of Place Evocative Name, Disappointing Place Dangerous, Happy, Alluring Five Travel Epiphanies The Essential Tao of Travel My favorite section was 13 It is Solved by Walking. This section has inspire me to do a walking trip, hopefully in the near future, but […]