Sometimes travel doesn't go according to plan - but that's what gives you best stories! Around the world, these Lonely Planet writers encounter hurricanes, road accidents, secret police and nasty parasites - among other aspects of life onthe dark side of the road.
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Travel disaster stories were promised but the only disaster were the stories...DNF at 72%.Ever since I stumbled upon “[b:Kamikaze Kangaroos!: A trip around Oz in a van called Rusty 20823475 Kamikaze Kangaroos! A trip around Oz in a van called Rusty Tony James Slater https://i.gr-assets.com/images/S/compressed.photo.goodreads.com/books/1429106622l/20823475.SX50.jpg 40169568]” by [a:Tony James Slater 5005420 Tony James Slater https://images.gr-assets.com/authors/1326400289p2/5005420.jpg] several years ago, I sometimes like to read travel memoirs - especially when there's disaster involved! By now, I've read all of Tony's books (and those of many other travellers!) and it seemed a logical next step to take a famous travel guide's collection of supposedly funny travel stories...Sadly, the promised “disaster stories” here are mostly of the following variety...“Look, I did this and this is why: (long-winded explanations)”“I could have died from that long walk, the road traffic, my inability to overcome inertia, (blah blah)!”“And, lo and behold, I dangerously sprained my ankle!”This is neither very entertaining nor does it make for a good read which is why I'm abandoning this for good.One star out of five.Blog Facebook Twitter Instagram Pinterest Medium Matrix TumblrCeterum censeo Putin esse delendam