walking

"A walk through the forest or a park is a great opportunity to take in some of nature's beauty. Whether bird watching or squirrel watching, there are plenty of animals and amazing tall trees to explore. Through simple text and supporting photographs, readers will learn it's important to follow the trail and not get lost while they seek out adventure at every turn. From spotting owls to finding, there's always something to discover in the woods"--Provided by the publisher.

A series of excursions into the landscape and mindscape of the traveler afoot, these twelve essays include contributions by Dickens, Beerbohm, Hazlitt, Belloc, Thoreau, and other distinguished authors.

A girl and her grand father learn about Paris as they take a walking tour of the city.

The author describes his travels along the prime meridian in England, discussing scientific landmarks nearby and exploring the meridian's connections to the growth of humankind's knowledge about the cosmos.

"It's time for our Saturday walk. Where will we go?"--Back cover.

Alan Christoffersen, attacked and left to die on the road only sixteen days into his cross-country trek to Key West, wakes in a Spokane, Washington, hospital to realize that he has not only lost his wife, home, and business, but has now been deprived of the ability to walk, and he accepts a generous offer to recuperate at the home of a mysterious woman named Angel, who he learns needs some help along her journey, too.

Collection of walking adventures that follows in the footsteps of more than twenty-five of the city's iconic former residents, including Marie Antoinette, Ernest Hemingway, Josephine Baker, Pablo Picasso, and others.

Contains a fifty-two-week plan designed to help people use walking to lose weight, improve their health, lessen stress, and end chronic fatigue.

Offers step-by-step instructions to fixing incorrect walking gaits, discussing how learning to walk in a balanced and properly aligned manner will reduce and help back, neck, hip, shoulder, knee, or ankle pain.