Book Review: You Are Here
Something I’ve always come to regret is how little I appreciated the United Kingdom’s rural environment before I moved away. My dad loves walking through the natural countryside and coastal regions and I hated how little effort I made to take part in that with him. As I’ve grown older and developed a more mature outlook on life, I yearn to appreciate a lot of the natural world around me. Never let anyone tell you that you’re too old for certain things though, especially yourself. Nature has and will always be there and patiently waits for you to take the brave step down the rocky trails whenever you feel so inclined. That realisation that it’s never too late to take a new lease on life is something I feel we all need to acquire as soon as possible. Regret doesn’t have to be permanent, you can change the direction you are taking at any point, it just takes courage to make that kind of move. All of this serves as a core foundation for Allan Nicholls’ latest l...