what are you reading?

[adamanteus]

It's the idea of walking the Appalachian Trail that really appeals to me. I hope to actually do it one day. Anyone want to join me?

[Stefan-A]

Sure, why not.

[adamanteus]

Sure, why not.

Great. I'll pick you up in half an hour!

[drache]

make sure you bring snacks, James
I'll meet you over there
just tell me when you're getting on the boat

[stonyloam]

re-reading "sick Puppy" by Carl Hiaasen. Love all of his books!

[sschind]

James,

Have you read "In a Sunburned Country" by Bill Bryson. It's about his travels throughout Australia. I've read "A Walk In the Woods" or should I say I listened to it, and I would listen to it again. It was very good.

Since Stefan brought up reading books multiple times, I have read "the Hot Zone" by Richard Preston at least 6 times and it usually take me about 3 days to finish it. Nothing is new to me but there is something about ebola, and level 4 biohazards that fascinates me.

[zooplan]

The last book I´ve read was a Terry Pratchett (German translation), but now I´m only reading thamnophis.com

[Stefan-A]

Since Stefan brought up reading books multiple times, I have read "the Hot Zone" by Richard Preston at least 6 times and it usually take me about 3 days to finish it. Nothing is new to me but there is something about ebola, and level 4 biohazards that fascinates me.

I started reading that book in 1995 or -96 when the movie Outbreak came out, but I never finished.

[adamanteus]

James,

Have you read "In a Sunburned Country" by Bill Bryson. It's about his travels throughout Australia.

I've read most of Bill Bryson's books, but I don't think I've seen that one. I'll look for it, Steve.

[RZL36]

hahah, okay James. I promise. Nothing bad.

The Pennsylvania part of the Appalachian trail is a bit west of me. If you do decide to do it, stop by. I'll buy you a beer.