In 2014, a self-proclaimed 'relatively normal 50-year-old, overweightdesk-jockey', took on the monumental task of attempting a 5,000-mile walk around the coast of mainland Britain in the name of twoworthy charities. Developed and adapted from his award-winning blog, this is a journal documenting the highs and lows of his 42-week hike around Britainwith only the support of his friends, family, the odd stranger or twoand a trusty second-hand motorhome as a roving base camp. Peter Hill, the man behind the whimsical idea, never viewed the trekas a voyage of personal discovery and instead takes the reader on atruthful blisters-and-all journey with friendly enthusiasm, gentle humour, numerous trials, a few grumbles, the odd rant and many, many ice-creams. With added extracts from a driver's diary and fully illustrated witha selection of spectacular photographs, this book is onlyreadable with a smile.