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cindy_r 's review for:
Waypoints: My Scottish Journey
by Sam Heughan
I was happily surprised at how well-written, entertaining, and thought-provoking this story was.
As someone who enjoys the outdoors, I could empathize with the desire to spontaneously get out there and I had to laugh along at his blunders. I’ve gone out prepared, and I’ve also run out of water. I’ve spent a sleepless night shivering in a tent on a mountainside, waiting for daybreak so I could hike back to my car and get warm, and I’ve appreciated a hot shower and soft bed after a day in the elements.
He expertly weaves his hiking story with his memoir. Was there a little influence of his friend Gabaldon in the prologue, with the cabin’s description including smells and textures.
Well done, Sam. Thanks for sharing your life story with us.
As someone who enjoys the outdoors, I could empathize with the desire to spontaneously get out there and I had to laugh along at his blunders. I’ve gone out prepared, and I’ve also run out of water. I’ve spent a sleepless night shivering in a tent on a mountainside, waiting for daybreak so I could hike back to my car and get warm, and I’ve appreciated a hot shower and soft bed after a day in the elements.
He expertly weaves his hiking story with his memoir. Was there a little influence of his friend Gabaldon in the prologue, with the cabin’s description including smells and textures.
Well done, Sam. Thanks for sharing your life story with us.