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Book Reviewed by:This article relates to Between a Rock and a Hard Place
What
would you say to those who find it
difficult to understand why you
continue to take part in outdoor
adventures after having lived through
this frightening experience?
'Adventuring in the outdoors is my
passion, and passion is not something
we control in our lives. To resume my
activities was much more natural for
me than to do otherwise, and has led
my experience in Blue John Canyon to
become a leap forward in my outdoor
development, instead of the curtain
call.'
Read more about Aron Ralston in the interview
at BookBrowse.
This article relates to Between a Rock and a Hard Place.
It first ran in the August 17, 2005
issue of BookBrowse Recommends.
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