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The Adirondacks - where neither Muir nor Thoreau tread - James revealed, had the greatest influence on his life. He made annual pilgrimages there in late nineteenth century. he bought land there, as well as a farm at the south base of Mount Chocorua in the White Mountains of New Hampshire, which became his country home.

The revised edition explores Henry David Thoreau's journeys in Maine, offering insights into his experiences as a naturalist. It serves as a guide for contemporary travelers, featuring modern excursions that connect readers with Thoreau's observations and the natural beauty of the region.