They go on foot to save fuel and only take the car when the situation requires it.
The Broads Authority has urged people not to go boating or set foot on frozen rivers and broads.
This, according to CNBC's Larry Kudlow, is how much the Dow will go up on the day American troops set foot in Baghdad.
That meant hunting could go on in areas like the Welsh uplands and the Cumbrian fells where hunters often pursue the hounds on foot.
And he held his nerve, sinking a 15-foot birdie putt on the 16th to go two holes up with two to play and Mahan capitulated on the 17th, fluffing a chip to the green and eventually conceding the hole and match.
While this might oversimplify a story of mismatched interests, values, and capabilities, I think as far as 20, 000-foot view summaries go, it hits the nail on the head.
"I think we like what we've done the last two games but there's a long way to go here and we've got to keep our foot on the pedal, " said Ladd, who had a goal and an assist in the second period.
We approached on foot until the trackers signalled we were not to go any closer: the delicate balance between tourism and conservation kicked in.
He argued that existing legislation in this area focused on under-fives' participation in institutions such as nurseries or childcare centres, and that more needs to be done to encourage parents to give their children "a chance to get their foot on the bottom rung of education before they go to primary school".
You might be the first human to see a newborn giraffe or follow a pride of lions on a hunt, go out after dark for a night safari or even try a safari by foot.
And Harris, who was proving a constant menace, turned Danny Maddix on the edge of the area before the break only to see his curling left-foot shot go just wide.
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