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Walking towards Walden
Walking towards Walden

By John Hanson Mitchell

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One brilliant day in October, John Mitchell and two friends began a fifteen-mile walk to the tomb of Henry David Thoreau. Starting from an ancient burial site where, according to legend, a Scottish...

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Washington on foot
Washington on foot

By John J. Protopappas

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Learning in the development of infant locomotion
Qu san bu qu san bu
Qu san bu qu san bu

By Takako Hirono

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Best Foot Forward
Best Foot Forward

By Susie Kelly

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Historic London
Historic London

By Stephen Inwood

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A celebration of London
A celebration of London

By Ian Norrie

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The ancient ways of Lakeland
Walks Around London
Walks Around London

By Ian Norrie, Dorothy Bohm

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