Books like Motorcycle Therapy: A Canadian Adventure in Central America

Is it any wonder babies just eat and sleep? Their tiny minds shut down periodically in order to process it all, much the same way a weary traveller needs to lie in a hammock and drink beer once in a while instead of seeing one more amazing sight or taking in one more cultural experience.An enjoyable read but I felt like there was probably a lot more that happened on this epic journey than could be put in to words. Outside of dangerous passing lanes, sketchy border crossings and friendly locals that was the trip. What I enjoyed came at the end, when Jeremy puts the trip in to perspective and reflects on what he accomplished with his travel. I would have liked more of this, perhaps amongst the travel diary, but it put a nice bow at the end of the book. Also, I felt that I didn't experience the time on the road the same way Jeremy did. Describing other perfect moments or the scenery but being a four month trip I am sure some of this had to be removed in order to avoid the book going to a thousand pages. In the end it was a good book and I would read his Through Dust and Darkness story.