Summary:
The book explores the author's extensive journeys on foot along ancient paths, delving into the history, geography, and cultural significance of these routes across the globe. Through his travels, he reflects on the relationship between humans and landscapes, and how walking these paths can connect us to the past and the natural world.
Key points:
1. Nature Connection: The book underscores the deep emotional and spiritual bond between humans and nature, explored through Macfarlane's experiences of walking ancient paths.
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