J. Parker Huber Boeken

The revised edition explores Henry David Thoreau's journeys in Maine, offering insights into his experiences as a naturalist. It serves as a guide for contemporary travelers, featuring modern excursions that connect readers with Thoreau's observations and the natural beauty of the region.

The Adirondacks - where neither Muir nor Thoreau tread - James revealed, had the greatest influence on his life. He made annual pilgrimages there in late nineteenth century. he bought land there, as well as a farm at the south base of Mount Chocorua in the White Mountains of New Hampshire, which became his country home.