To leave your starting point with only your feet (and possibly good walking shoes) below you and arrive at your destination the same way is a profound political commitment to sustained human evolution and balanced life on earth. (Of course there is also that marvelous feat of technology, that human-powered vehicle the bicycle, but that’s a subject for another post!)
The various public conveyances that you may or may not employ along the way are also part of that sustainable paradigm; they represent some of the best trappings of civilization to expand the range of our walking ability. continue reading »
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Posted by Cooper Zale |
Categories: Adventure | Tagged: alternative commuting, commuting by bus, ethics and commuting, the ethics of alternative commuting, the ethics of walking, the politics of walking, walking to work |