Sublime

Le voyage fournit des occasions de s’ébrouer mais pas — comme on le croyait — la liberté. Il fait plutôt éprouver une sorte de réduction ; privé de son cadre habituel, dépouillé de ses habitudes comme d’un volumineux emballage, le voyageur se trouve ramené à de plus humbles proportions. Plus ouvert aussi à la curiosité, à l’intuition, au coup de fo

Tomas Espedal touches on this in his book Tramp: Or the Art of Living a Wild and Poetic Life.

Using notes from Captain Frederick Bailey, a British secret agent who’d stumbled across a hidden valley in Tibet in the 1930s while reconnoitering with rebel groups in Asia, Fisher helped locate the fabled Kintup Falls, a thundering cascade that conceals the entrance to the deepest canyon on the planet. From there, Fisher moled his way into lost wo

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True Films 3.0, contains the 200 documentaries he feels you should see before you die, and it is available as a PDF on kk.org

At eighteen, in a dream, he saw himself plodding through jungles, chinning up the ledges of cliffs, wandering through the romantic waste places of the world. No man with any of the juices of boyhood in him has forgotten those dreams. The peculiar thing about Everett Ruess was that he went out and did the things he dreamed about, not simply for a tw