‹ When you should update your blog •
- what people say about your plan
- your estimates of travel speed
- your budget methods
- your early research on equipment
- seasonal weather along your route and others’
- your interviews with other walkers, past and present
- your observations about backpacking culture
- your first warm-up walk, in Iowa next month
- how similar trips (see the left-hand links) are going right and wrong
Stay loose, though. You’re sure other things will come up.
News about other walkers
- Burmese pilgrims cross the USA | The Journal GazetteThe men’s walk has taken them through snow in Oregon and driving rain in Nebraska. They stay with volunteers, try to walk 30 miles a day, shed a few pounds and carry petitions.
- Damion MaynardMaynard is walking one mile for every United States soldier that has been killed in Iraq.
- Armand YoungIn each town he visits, he attempts to walk for a local cause and tries to enlist support from local residents. He has no set schedule and usually finds a cause once he arrives in a town, either through a local radio or newspaper interview or by stopping
- North Platte Nebraska's favorite newspaper - The North Platte BulletinI have walked over 10,000 miles since 1996, seeking allies and informing people that we can save this planet through the use of bamboo.
- Community Picks Up Walking Man's Mission of GivingHe's walking from California to Ground Zero in New York City and back, helping families in need, in memory of the victims of 9-11, and uniting strangers in a common cause.
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