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E-raamat: Roam Alone: Inspiring tales by reluctant solo travellers

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A unique title from Bradt, showcasing a brand new collection of remarkable travellers' tales with a different slant, following on the heels of To Oldly Go!, one of the UK's best-selling travel titles of 2015. All the contributors were initially reluctant solo travellers, apprehensive about taking the plunge to go it alone after years of travel with a partner or friend. Some have embarked on the trip of a lifetime, walking or cycling alone through potentially hostile countries, but finding only kindness and hospitality - with a few hairy adventures thrown in. One story is by Bradt founder Hilary Bradt, who confronted her fears and set out to fulfil a childhood dream to ride a horse through Ireland shortly after her marriage broke up. Others are widows and widowers in their later years who were anxious about joining an organised trip on their own or who wanted to make a difference in the world by volunteering their experience and knowledge. Many ages, many personalities, one goal: to travel, and one stumbling block: anxiety. Part literature, part guide, with tips for successful solo travel. Reassuring, entertaining and inspiring.

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'A must book.' Burnley Express

'This collection of reassuring, entertaining and inspiring tales is a tribute to the healing power of traveling alone.' Longitude Books

'Roam Alone: Inspiring Tales by Reluctant Solo Travellers can't fail to inspire even the most trepidatious.' The Simple Things Magazine



'The contributors to Roam Alone are everyday likeable people of all ages, whose tales may well embolden others to set aside their doubts and set off to have their senses sharpened and experiences heightened by traveling alone.' Perceptive Travel

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. A unique title on an increasingly popular subject catering for a growing market . Addresses the current interest in solo travel . Includes tips and advice on a trouble-free solo trip . Entertaining, inspiring, amusing, reassuring. A good read
Foreword v
Jan Leeming
Introduction ix
Hilary Bradt
THE FIRST STEP
Really? On My Own?
2(5)
Sandra Reekie
Short Notice
7(5)
Helen Brown
Gabon Confidential
12(4)
Ian Packham
The Unexpected Consolations of Getting it All Wrong
16(7)
Kirsty Fergusson
Of Red Earth and Fruit Bats
23(5)
Amanda Lumley
Tips
28(2)
BRIEF ENCOUNTERS
Eight Hours in Fiji
30(7)
Matt Dawson
Abroad
37(7)
Janice Booth
The Ghan
44(7)
Debbie Parrott
A January Jaunt to Jordan
51(8)
Zoe Efstathiou
Taxi Ride in Vladivostok
59(5)
Nicole Teufel
Tips
64(2)
FACE THE FEAR
Darkness in Laos
66(5)
Ian Oliver
Unenlightened in Nepal
71(7)
Claire Davies
Tea and Oranges
78(6)
Kelly Dignan
Finding Freedom
84(6)
Hannah Stuart-Leach
Tips
90(2)
SAFETY IN NUMBERS
A Coconut with Three Candles
92(7)
Ian Douglas
The Start of a Passion
99(6)
Jane Vincent-Havelka
The Social Mobility of Cycling
105(6)
Hazel Pennington
Not so Solo at Sea
111(6)
Phoebe Smith
Tips
117(3)
TRAVEL WITH A PURPOSE
Getting Going Again
120(4)
Elspeth Cardy
Where Everyone Knows Your Name
124(7)
Vicki Brown
The Wandering Goose
131(7)
Janet Rogers
The Pet Project
138(5)
Jennifer Barclay
Doing a Shirley Valentine
143(5)
Christine Green
Tips
148(2)
CONNECTING
First Night
150(7)
Michelle Kennedy
A Sack of Beans and a Sun-Bleached
157(7)
Chair Mandy Huggins
Alf
164(4)
Matthew Pointon
Guns and Canyons
168(4)
Gillian Gain
When the Ice Melts
172(6)
Suzy Pope
Mollie Hilary Bradt
178(7)
Tips
185(3)
WHAT AM I DOING HERE?
Cycling Shetland
188(8)
Pat Smith
The Mountain Retreat
196(5)
Martha Hales
Solo Ways in Sulawesi
201(7)
Ella Pawlik
My Daughter's Laugh
208(7)
Dom Tulett
A Night in Room 13
215(7)
Sarah Pope
A Thaw in Naples
222(5)
Claire Morsman
Tips
227(3)
A BIG ADVENTURE
What if You Get Lost and Die?
230(6)
Katie Grayson
Beginning
236(7)
Anne C. Axel
No Way Back
243(6)
Graham Mackintosh
The Road to Srinagar and Beyond
249(6)
Sheelagh Reynolds
Going it Alone
255(6)
Sally Watts
Tips
261
This book was partly inspired by Hilary Bradt, founder of Bradt Travel Guides, who describes her solo travels as 'certainly reluctant' . She made her first trip through South America alone when her travel companion dropped out at the last moment; the subsequent journey through the Andes was unfortgettable and set her up for the solo trip of a lifetime, described in this book, of riding a pony a thousand miles through Ireland. The anxiety of planning the journey was offset by the serendipity of being able to take each day as it came and the intensity of the experience. Of travelling alone, Hilary Bradt says 'there's no doubt that it's more fun to plan a trip with a like-minded companion, but I have learnt to confront my fears and indulge my passion for travel, knowing that the solo traveller will be richly rewarded, from meeting the locals to discovering a new inner confidence.' Jennifer Barclay is an editor and writer who has enjoyed travelling alone in many countries. She has written three travel books about travelling alone: Meeting Mr Kim, which details her adventures travelling solo around South Korea, and Falling in Honey and An Octopus in my Ouzo, both of which describe her move - on her own - to a Greek island.