Wasn't sure going in, through the author's apparent interest in edge spaces, abandoned places, and other marginal locations seemed like a vibe I might connect with. And that did turn out to be true, but with a different slant.

I could've gone for more on the policy and concept of these spaces; it's somewhat more memoir while out hiking, and it has the disjointedness of a gathering of journal entries. Overall, well worth the time spent here.