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Himalaya
Himalaya | Michael Palin, Basil Pao
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Spring/Summer 2005
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Himalaya | Michael Palin, Basil Pao
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Starting Book 10 of #100 !

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BookBelle84
Himalaya | Michael Palin, Basil Pao
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I love travel memoirs, I love reading about cultures and real life adventures.
If anyone has recommendations about their favorites I'd love suggestions!

#asubjectilove #17booklove @jess.how

DebinHawaii These are two foodie ones I really enjoyed. (An Embarrassment of Mangoes is a favorite on mine too.) 8y
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Zelma Dervla Murphy is a fabulous and underrated travel writer. This is one of my favorites: 8y
Oryx Recently enjoyed this one 8y
annalibris One of my favorite books ever. 8y
RusskayaChica Wasn't aware of these Michael Palin books... thx! (edited) 8y
BookBelle84 @DebinHawaii @Susanita @Zelma @Oryx @annalibris Thanks so much! I've added them all to my tbr 8y
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Himalaya | Michael Palin, Basil Pao
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While not as funny as Pole to Pole or Around The World in 80 Days, this is a worthy addition to the "Michael Palin travelogue" oeuvre. I read it as a follow up to Into Thin Air. (Weirdly, Palin arrives at a memorial at Annapurna for one of the main climbers who survived the '96 Everest season.). The book chronicles his journey across the mountain range from Pakistan to Bangladesh. I definitely want a summer hut and a yak in Bhutan.