
Tread softly on dreams: A 500-mile hike
From personal and physical trauma to the remains of Saint James the Great, the inspiration behind Duncan McNamara’s pilgrimage, Walk This Way.
With a rucksack of largely useless items, Duncan sets off from his home for a 500 mile journey across the dangerous Pyrenees Mountains.
What’s more astonishing, seeing a Sasquatch or a booted, nude woman atop a 14,000 foot mountain?
The true story of a banker who quits his job of thirty-four years to save a rescue dog. And himself.
The Way is a pilgrim trail that runs 500 miles west from the French foothills of the Pyrenees. Duncan takes with him a rucksack of largely useless items.
What’s more astonishing: seeing a Sasquatch or a nude woman atop a 14,000 foot mountain? A story of hard knocks, told with warmth and unflinching detail.
The true story of a banker who quits his job of thirty-four years to save a rescue dog. And himself.
A darkly comic and deeply moving story of a New York City lost to time.
A darkly comic and deeply moving story of a New York City lost to time.
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Born and raised in rural Pennsylvania, Melissa Meszaros has set the precedent for breaking tropes and forging the way for the modern nomadic. An entertainment industry publicist, Melissa is also the founder of Grrrl Front PDX Music Festival and the comic book publicity firm, Don’t Hide PR. She is a self-proclaimed grunge aficionado and proudly shares a birthday with Melvins leader, Buzz Osborne.
From personal and physical trauma to the remains of Saint James the Great, the inspiration behind Duncan McNamara’s pilgrimage, Walk This Way.
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