StNicholas [serial] . KEEPING COOL. BY HELEN F. BATCHELDER, AGE 14. fused recollection of your trip. You may not be able to seeunusually beautiful places that are a great distance away,but you can see the thousand beautiful objects which arealmost at your door. You can go wherever you wish, andstop whenever you choose. You can examine beautifulflowers and birds as long as you wish, instead of beingwhisked by in a twinkling. Then, again, driving and motoring are restricted to oneclass of people — those who are wealthy. Walking, onthe other hand, is not only open to all classes, but even fitsthe


StNicholas [serial] . KEEPING COOL. BY HELEN F. BATCHELDER, AGE 14. fused recollection of your trip. You may not be able to seeunusually beautiful places that are a great distance away,but you can see the thousand beautiful objects which arealmost at your door. You can go wherever you wish, andstop whenever you choose. You can examine beautifulflowers and birds as long as you wish, instead of beingwhisked by in a twinkling. Then, again, driving and motoring are restricted to oneclass of people — those who are wealthy. Walking, onthe other hand, is not only open to all classes, but even fitsthe taste of the individual. The lovers of the beautiful willadmire the birds and flowers. Boys can find somethinggood to eat almost the whole year. The naturalist, thegeologist, and the ornithologist can find materials for studyin an hours walk. The fact that all sorts of people enjoy walking shows itspopularity. A pastime which can please the boy as well. MY CHOICE —MOTORING, DRIVING,OR WALKING ? BY DOROTHY DE WITT (AGE 10) I SUPPOSE a good many people like to go motoring ordriving better than they do walking, but I prefer walking. I like to walk in the cool, shady woods, under the greattrees, or sit by the sparkling brook and watch the waterripple merrily over the smooth pebbles. The trout playhide-and-seek among the stones, but never seem to be therewhen you go fishing. It is even pleasant to walk along a dusty highroad wherehouses are located — houses that I have never seen before,of whose occupants I do not know. Then it is fun to guesswhat the names of the families might be. There are somany pleasant and interesting tilings that I can see betterif I walk, that I like it better than motoring c driving.


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