Jogging Around the World: Riders and Drivers, With Curious Steeds or Vehicles, in Strange Lands and at Home by Edith Dunham is an engaging travelogue that takes readers on a captivating journey across the globe, exploring the fascinating world of equestrian sports and unique modes of transportation. In this delightful book, Dunham recounts her adventures as she travels to various countries, from exotic locales to familiar landscapes, to observe and participate in a wide range of equestrian activities and unconventional forms of travel. From the majestic highlands of Scotland to the bustling streets of Tokyo, Dunham shares her experiences of riding horses, driving carriages, and even navigating unusual contraptions like rickshaws and camel caravans. With vivid descriptions and vivid imagery, Dunham transports readers to distant lands and introduces them to a colorful cast of characters, from skilled horsemen and women to eccentric drivers and their curious steeds. Along the way, she offers insights into the cultural significance of these activities and the unique traditions and customs associated with them. As Dunham traverses the globe, she encounters a variety of challenges and surprises, from navigating unfamiliar terrain to bridging language barriers and cultural differences. Yet, through it all, she remains open-minded and curious, embracing each new experience with enthusiasm and a sense of adventure. "Jogging Around the World" is not just a travelogue; it is also a celebration of the human spirit and the universal desire to explore and connect with the world around us. Through Dunham's engaging narrative and infectious enthusiasm, readers are inspired to embark on their own journeys of discovery, whether on horseback, behind the reins of a carriage, or simply by exploring the diverse cultures and landscapes of our planet.