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Books by Eric Pinder
Nonfiction
What Hikers Seek on the Trail
When Thoreau stood on the flank of Maine’s Mount Katahdin in 1846, he was one of only a handful who had ventured so far into wilderness for the simple purpose of seeing what was out there. This book observes today’s wilderness mob and wonders: If Thoreau came for genuine experience, what does everyone come for now?
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