Review of Downhill All the Way

Downhill All the Way
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Great sense of humor

On: 2005-09-26

I read this one after listening to the audio of the authors other bicycling adventure through Greece. Sorry there arent more!
Set this one aside for a half-day plane/train trip.

Recommended

On: 2003-01-04

This book by Edward Enfield is a very nice story about an elderly person (but very young as afar as his behaviour and propably feelings are concerned) who travelled the whole France. He didnt use train, coach or even a thumbing. He cycled the whole way. Its called "Downhill all the way" as its about a way from Havre to the south, so from Uppland to the coast. It can be also called "Downhill..." as its the same pleasure to read it as to cycle downhill, without any exhoustion and with a lot of satisfuction. Its also good for people trying to do the same way themself, as its a kind of guide book. And for all people at "old" age but feeling young, as it shows them how they can made their "automn of life" more interesting then any other parts of it. If you want to try to read Enfield you can find his esseys on ...