Jan D. Curran retires from the Army and hikes the Appalachian Trail, finding the journey tedious -- sometimes even dangerous -- but laden with nature's riches and unexpected spiritual rewards.
The Appalachian Trail: Onward to Katahdin
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Book Details
| Author | Jan D. Curran |
| Publisher | Rainbow Books |
| Year Published | 1999 |
| Pages | 273 |
| Description |
When Jan D. Curran retired from the Army, he hiked the entire 2,100+ miles of The Appalachian Trail, from Georgia to Maine, to aid his transition to civilian life. As a young retiree, he found the journey tedious -- sometimes even dangerous -- but laden with nature's riches and unexpected spiritual rewards. In The Appalachian Trail: Onward to Katahdin, Curran describes in vivid detail the Northern half of his AT adventure, as he finally completes the journey of a lifetime. The Southern half of his hike is chronicled in The Appalachian Trail: A Journey of Discovery. Onward to Katahdin is, like his other books, informative and reader friendly. A good book to take with you on an AT hike, to enjoy as a vicarious adventure or to read in preparation for a thru-hike. |
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