David Page: ’300 miles across California without ever seeing a McDonalds’
THIS INTERVIEW went out on Central Coast Public Radio (Santa Barbara and beyond) recently. David Page, Matador editor at large and author of Yosemite & the Southern Sierra Nevada, spoke on all kinds of good stuff.
In addition to discussing his recent ride to Yosemite, David shares some insights on how guidebook writing: “When I approached it [the guidebook] I tried to infuse it with narratives of place so that as you’re traveling through the region you really have a broader sense of history and context. . . I feel like guidebooks ought to supplement your experience rather than try to live it for you.”
Please enjoy this quick interview with David Page. ![]()
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David Miller
David Miller is senior editor of Matador (winner of 2010 and 2011 Lowell Thomas awards for travel journalism), and BETA magazine. After living for the last two years in Patagonia, Argentina, he is returning with his wife and two young children to the Southern US. Follow him @dahveed_miller.
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