Christopher Johnson Mccandless: A Real Life Myth
Christopher Johnson McCandless died in an abandoned bus in Alaska. The last entry in his journal was simply "Beautiful berries." His body was found by a hunter. It weighed around 30 kg. Sounds like a bad ending? It may have been, but it followed the adventure of a lifetime.
Chris, who called himself Alexander Supertramp, died at 24 years old. It may seem short, but during his last to years he became a real-life myth, a true romantic. He set out on his journey to Alaska just after graduating college. Despite his academic success, it was said by his peers that he "marched to the beat of a different drummer". He refused to find a well-paid job, get a house and settle down after graduation, choosing instead to pursue his dream of travelling to
Chris, who called himself Alexander Supertramp, died at 24 years old. It may seem short, but during his last to years he became a real-life myth, a true romantic. He set out on his journey to Alaska just after graduating college. Despite his academic success, it was said by his peers that he "marched to the beat of a different drummer". He refused to find a well-paid job, get a house and settle down after graduation, choosing instead to pursue his dream of travelling to