Thank you, Andrej! :)

I really enjoy reading it. I was mapping routes between British cities and towns for some project and learned that you can walk from one point to another using countryside paths, tracks, lanes that are not that busy as roads, and even Roman roads and dismantle railways. I was suprised that roads which Romans had built go in straight lines and still exist. Then locals said that actually some of that ways had been in use before Roman empire came to Britain. And I decided to read something about it.

Good stuff @Aud =}

I am reading 'The Old Ways: A Journey on Foot' by Robert Macfarlane. It's about all kinds of paths in the UK that you can walk down on foot.

I bought it with audio version, so that I can listen and repeat improving my intonation and pronunciation.

Reading of this book is challenging for me so far. There are a lot of unknown words.

I just started a book called Fear City, about economics and politics in New York City in the 1970s. It’s for a book club.

This seems to have tanked quickly ... what are you reading, Béla?