The exhibition covers seven fields where walking can be strenuous and cow droppings are prevalent, so appropriate footwear is advised.
The two of us adjourned to the restaurant, where, walking just like Charlie Chaplin, Chaplin led the way to a table by a window.
Rules generally didn't apply in precincts where walking to your radio car at the start of a tour could turn into a near-death experience.
He should plant trees, build proper streets where walking and shopping are safe and children can play, instead of today's lumpy, glass-bound boxes.
She is not constrained by the every day reality of Indian society, where walking down the street in a pair of jeans will invite unwanted attention.
On Wednesday evening, at the western end of the plaza, where walking paths tighten by the day and an "Occupy Paw Street" station has been assembled for protesters' dogs, Mr. Cipolla solicited donations, shouting at passers-by through a megaphone.
Where walking the rope line was often a long drawn out affair, the senator is now whisked out of venues with a military punctiliousness somewhat at odds with is free-wheeling reputation.
"I'm reasonably confident that we should be able to end up in an environment where walking is an integral part of our sport, and this could be the only person affected.
Inspired by ancient travelling libraries from the Far East, which visited courts and cities, Archive II transforms this into a personal space, where walking and reading coexist as refuge and transport.
It is certainly not ideal for those looking for lively nightlife, as this is a sleepy valley where walking and picnicking in the Vanoise National Park are the main occupation in summer.
It was a place where they shook foreigners down at the border for a ten dollar 'computer fee', where blackouts were so common one of the most popular bands was called "the light's come back on" and where walking alone at night was an invitation to a mugging — not that there was anywhere worth going at night anyway.
