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portada Threading a Kayak Down the Mississippi: A Journey Through the River's Cultures and Characters
Type
Physical Book
Preface by
Publisher
Language
English
Pages
240
Format
Hardcover
Dimensions
23.6 x 16.2 x 2.5 cm
Weight
0.50 kg.
ISBN13
9781493073559

Threading a Kayak Down the Mississippi: A Journey Through the River's Cultures and Characters

Dennis Van Norman (Author) · Don Shelby (Preface by) · Lyons Press · Hardcover

Threading a Kayak Down the Mississippi: A Journey Through the River's Cultures and Characters - Van Norman, Dennis ; Shelby, Don

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Synopsis "Threading a Kayak Down the Mississippi: A Journey Through the River's Cultures and Characters"

In 2005, Dennis Van Norman climbed into a kayak for the first time to spend an afternoon "Huck Finning" down the Mississippi River with his son and grandson. Little did he know that what started as an innocent, eight-mile kayaking introduction would eventually become a passion--or an addiction. He spent thirteen years, from his sixties through his mid-seventies, kayaking the length of the Mississippi, bit by bit, traveling more than 2,500 river miles from northern Minnesota to the southern tip of Louisiana in a boat built for one.Threading a Kayak down the Mississippi is the story of how one traveler fully experienced and embraced the Mississippi River and its surroundings. In the vein of Jonathan Raban's Old Glory, Dennis's account casts light on the Mississippi River's history, geography, and sociology, but it is a book about more than the river itself--it's also about the individuals and characters living along the Mississippi's shores. From the local foods and music to the customs and history, each experience is sandwiched between moments of pure serenity and those of sheer terror. This is the story of a journey of discovery on the country's most celebrated waterway, and an exploration of the wonderment, joy, and fear that will inevitably grab hold of you when you're sitting alone in a fourteen-foot plastic boat on America's greatest river.

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