Beware, O wanderer, the road is walking too.

Beware O wanderer, the road is walking too.

Everybody's shaking in his boots, so don't be bluffed.

Some walks you have to take alone.

Hikers’ rule: Don’t step on what you can step over; don’t step over what you can walk around.

Always watch where you are going. Otherwise, you may step on a piece of the Forest that was left out by mistake.

[Y]ou've got to put up a show of being tough nowadays, especially if you're a girl, or else they'd all be walking over you with nailed boots. They do that anyhow, in the long run, if you're a woman.

Walk on air against your better judgement.

I would throw them (boots) out the window, then go out the door, and they'd think maybe she's just going outside, and then I'd go round to get them.

When you walk, you make an echo where they used to be.

it might be a long trip, so be careful not to wear your shoes out: you might need them in the afterlife.

If you’re wearing headphones, or monitoring a text message chain, or, God forbid, narrating the stroll on Instagram — you’re not really walking, and therefore you’re not going to experience this practice’s greatest benefits

In preparing for a long hike, old shoes of any type are superior to brand-new shoes of any type. Don’t use a long hike to break in shoes.

For some the wind can fleshly blow, for some the sunlight fade at ease, but we, made partners in our dread, hear but the grating of the keys, and heavy-booted soldiers' tread. As if for early mass, we rose and each day walked the wilderness, trudging through silent street and square, to congregate, less live than dead.