Out Of Eden Walk By Paul Salopek Essay

Do you like traveling or meeting new people? Most yes, everyone likes to travel, but some people are unique. Some of them devote their time in traveling to gain new experience and knowledge about different places around the world. Similarly, Paul Salopek, the writer of “Out of Eden Walk”, an excerpt from National Geographic has planned to devote seven years of his life to travel from the Great Rift Valley of Ethiopia to tip of South America. Paul Salopek about his journey and the most common that is noticeable is people, which bring sadness and fear between livings.
In the journey of “Out of Eden Walk”, Salopek comes across many stories and experience about death. No one knows when they are going to die, but life is unpredictable. For example, in the entry named “ Tomatoes” when Salopek was in Jordan, he met a man who told Salopek the story of his struggle and pain he
Endless fishes can cause imbalance in the food chain, which could cause many environmental issues. Also, in the article it is written that if a person eats it, he or she will get blind which is interesting to know, as there might be a substance in the fishes which could cause blindness. Maybe this whole believe is just a story or a superstition. Another interesting part is when Salopek discuss about his guides. It was good to know about the reunion. They all decided to meet after 20 years (185). It will be a fun experience for Salopek and his guides. Everyone likes to meet their old friend and remembering old memories. Yet, it is interesting to think whether they would invite the mules in the reunion party, as mules were also a part of Salopek’s journey in “Out of Eden