Abstract
The author, who once enjoyed enough residual vision to make pictorial imagination possible even though he is totally blind now, says that preparation is essential for travel; and then finds that it is not enough. The contributions of factual reading, of historical knowledge, and of imagery and imagination to the enjoyment of travel are all evaluated and reflected upon.
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