How we think of the wilderness is greatly varied Often distorted and Confused by Television and modern media The story wilderness by Roger Zelazny And Gerald Hausmsn describes two different stories of two mountain men between 1808 and 1823 The first is John Colter a trapper who was chased one hundred Fifty miles by Indian warriors in what is known called yellow stone national park The other man was Hugh Glass who was attacked by a bear and crawled one Hundred miles to saftey from the grand vall
The River Brian Robeson returns from the award winning novel Hatchet in The River He survived for fifty four days in the Canadian wilderness alone with just a hatchet In Brians Winter he spent another big chunk of time in the same place with a hatchet a survival pack containing a malfunctioning signaling device and a more subdued narrator who pretty much let Brian tell the story the continuing story since Brians Winter began just before Hatchet ended and was based on the premise that the hero h
A young man just tends to leave the world and all of society behind him only to build a new life Is something like this attainable Christopher McCandless thought so The novel Into the Wild by Jon Krakauer tells the story of a young man who had always believed his life ritual was based on mental knowledge The existential mind of McCandless seemed to prove this statement true His effort he put into his work was nothing compared to what would lie ahead on this so called journey of his To part from