The Wildest Country: Exploring Thoreau's Maine
“In an age of utter environmental chaos . . . there’s something incredibly calming about being able still to follow Thoreau’s journey—to be able to follow it literally, along the new Thoreau-Wabanaki canoe trail, through the cool shade of the pines hugging the shorelines. And to be able to follow it spiritually, through the lens of his remarkable mind. . . . You could ask for no better guides than Huber and Thoreau.” —Bill McKibben, from the Foreword