Three shelves claim this author at once, and the overlap is the most useful description available: outdoors, travel and wellbeing. That combination almost always means one thing in practice, a physical journey undertaken for reasons that are not only physical.
Hildasay to Home names its own arc in four words, a place at one end and a return at the other. Christian Lewis reads the account personally, which is the strongest signal of all. This is testimony rather than reportage, and the distance between the teller and the told is nil.
Writing of this shape suits listeners who like their inspiration earned rather than asserted. Less advice, more weather.