De la marche

His reflections seem to see walking as more than just a pastime — almost a spiritual practice. I wonder what personal experiences led him to emphasize this so profoundly.

His critique of materialism and conformity made me think about how walking might symbolize personal independence. Is this a call to embrace simplicity or a deeper critique of progress?

In an age of urbanization and digital distraction, I wonder whether his advocacy for mindful engagement with the natural world still feels relevant or idealistic.