Ed Buryn

First read this book in earl 1970s in Germany while in the military. Read it again some 20 years later and here I am reading it for the third time. From an era predating the arrival of Lonely Planet and most of their junk. Solid hip advice, much of which I took to heart and a good thing twas. I was pretty young and naive and the information was quite valuable.
Honestly, the world still travels as the author saw it in the late 1960s. There are more kids out there, but still plenty of show more Americans doing the booked tour routines, etc. Glad I got turned on young.... show less