“_It is not the walking merely, it is keeping yourself in tune
for a walk, in the spiritual and bodily condition in which you
can find entertainment and exhilaration in so simple and natural
a pastime. You are eligible to any good fortune when you are in
a condition to enjoy a walk. When the air and water taste sweet
to you, how much else will taste sweet! When the exercise of
your limbs affords you pleasure, and the play of your senses
upon the various objects and shows of Nature quickens and
stimulates your spirit, your relation to the world and to
yourself is what it should be,—simple, and direct, and
wholesome._”——
JOHN BURROUGHS: _Pepacton_.