If you're thinking of walkIng by yourself into the desert for three years, by all means, do so. I wish you safe passage. Just don't expect me to applaud when you get back. On Sunday, The New York Times devoted more than 3,000 words to a story about Sarah Marquis, a Swiss woman who trekked 10,000 miles from Siberia through Asia and Australia. She encountered marauding Mongolians on horseback who stalked her nightly for two months straight, had a bout of dengue fever, and battled near-constant pai...
Suffering Optional: Walking Into the Wild Is a Quest of Privilege
The Huffington Post - 7 Oct 2014 21:38
If you're thinking of walkIng by yourself into the desert for three years, by all means, do so. I wish you safe passage. Just don't expect me to applaud when you get back. On Sunday, The New York Times devoted more than 3,000 words to a story about Sarah Marquis, a Swiss woman who trekked 10,000 miles from Siberia through Asia and Australia. She encountered marauding Mongolians on horseback who stalked her nightly for two months straight, had a bout of dengue fever, and battled near-constant pai...
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