Show AUTHORS AS LONG WALKERS dacken wadworth wadsworth I 1 southey F pi catt and nd others were dined clerical al I 1 pedestrians of prominence it la Is calculated that wordsworth 6 I 1 bla bill many years 0 of sauntering erini inn ju have traveled a distance of iso miles what sights ire he saw during UK prolonged and delightful wander only those who have the bujila mini and eyd ey can even guess observes LOB don tit bits ii charles dickens was wag a tramp trama and no doubt acquired hit his it per lence of life ilfe on the road from ic trial acquaintance with all sorts gorts ai vagabonds and odd characters 1 one of the most remarkable of 0 til professional walkers walker was waa I 1 illson the christopher north ot of lit grature era ture his fine physique and grell endurance prompted him to tin the per firmance for mance of wonderful feats whick seemed to him entirely a matter of t course he once walked 40 malej it ij eight hours bourn and at another ton tinni walked ft a distance of 60 80 miles la int 24 hours hour ham henry Y fawcett ale waa vas a walker alker sr and one who when deprived irel ot of sight eight did not think of relinquishing this among many forms of exercise ahli M was wa a fa familiar millar figure on the th regj about cambridge camidge and then 1 is no air c agger atlon in saying that few ma f blessed with all his bis senses could enlo enjoy nature more than he be southey Bo othey worn and preyed upon by 1 mental application and the prandal anxieties of everyday life fount found hil hii greatest relief in tramping about thi country john stuart mill delighted in ww trian tours and charles lamb thonia he hb loved town better than country wu u one who believed in sweeping cobwebs from the brain by brisk and contla tiou walking |