There is an incredibly diverse nature to this book on a subject most of us don't really think about despite the fact we do it in some way or form daily - the act of travelling. Whether it be a long haul journey across the world or just our regular commute to work, whether it be a short walk up our garden path or anything in between, this book looks at the intent and spirituality that we find in the act of travel - in the act of journeying - whether we are really aware of it or not. Utilising literature and film, along with studies on modes, and the history, of transport, this book really does help us look beyond the physical to the spiritual. It makes us pause and consider the actions we take and contemplate too their deeper significance. This is a book for all travellers and for those that don't consider themselves travellers too, for those interested in sustainable transport and for those interested in the joy of the journey. A delightfully different book that could be utilised in so many different ways.