Hikeological Escape

<p>Chris Windscreen Homan had lived in places that felt wrong and carried ways of thinking that no longer fit. So when the path through life he was on rejected him he walked the Camino Santiago and the Pacific Crest Trail. Two trails one goal-truth. <em>Hikeological Escape</em> is waterfalls and hunger. It is laughter and pain. It is the silence that comes when the lies fall away. It is leaving behind the biases of expectations and finding that the hardest steps are the ones we take to confront ourselves. This is not just a book about walking. It is the story of escaping normalcy to find what matters in life.</p>