JFK started a walking fad in 1963. The challenge: walk 50 miles in 1 day to prove you were fit. Got memories? Why walking? Why not now?
The Lost Art of Walking: The History, Science and Literature of Pedestrianism
By Geoff Nicholson, Riverhead Books, 2008
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This website is an extension of my research project "The 50-Mile Hike Phenomenon" . Believe it or not, there was a walking craze in 1963, caused by our then President, John F. Kennedy, which excited thousands and caused them to walk an extreme distance of 50-miles in a single day. There was no particular place to go or strong cause, except to demonstrate we were a fit nation, personally willing to tac… Continue
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This article in NY Times talks about a new 4th factor - walkability - in evaluating your home. The first 3 are of course, location, location, and location. "New urbanists" are advocating denser cities designed for pedestrians and mass transportation.Posted by Paul Kiczek on January 10, 2010 at 8:48pm
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