{"id":157155,"date":"2016-11-16T18:55:52","date_gmt":"2016-11-16T18:55:52","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/www.lapossibilitadiunisola.com\/blog\/?p=157155"},"modified":"2018-06-16T20:29:52","modified_gmt":"2018-06-16T20:29:52","slug":"walking-in-america","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.lapossibilitadiunisola.com\/blog\/walking-in-america\/","title":{"rendered":"Walking in America"},"content":{"rendered":"

<\/p>Walking in America for us is not optional. We are living a very peculiar lifestyle, and we get to experience situations that very few people have access to. <\/em>\n

The good and the bad, like walking on a disused railway track like iconic vagabonds\u2026<\/em><\/p>\n

It happened yesterday, when we took our much needed stroll to the grocery store to gather provisions, 2.7 miles away from where Tranquility is docked.<\/p>\n

It may seem far, but to us it is a reasonable distance to cover for food.<\/p>\n

Walking gives us a nice opportunity to see the places we are visiting, have sometimes meaningful conversations, exercise the body and the mind.<\/p>\n

It took us almost an hour to get there, walking in the countryside of the Delmarva southern tip, passing by a golf course, fields of cotton, horse ranches and a cemetery. The path was not well suited for pedestrians, but at least traffic was not too bad, and the mild and sunny afternoon was a special treat.<\/p>\n

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Cotton fields near Cape Charles VA<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

When I walk in America I always feel a little bit subversive.<\/p>\n

First I always notice that nobody else is doing it. I am of course not talking about big cities, or downtown strips where people walk purposely on sidewalks that keep them safe from traffic. In that case they probably just parked the car not far away or left the train to cover the last steps to get to their destinations.<\/p>\n

I am talking about walking in city outskirts, suburbs, small towns and strip malls.<\/p>\n

As live aboard cruisers we end up in random places where we need to get supply, or just visit particular sites, and we don\u2019t have a car, mainly because we cannot carry one with us onboard I guess.<\/p>\n

Everywhere we need to go, we go on foot, hire a cab or rent a car if that requires long traveling.<\/p>\n

And when walking is the only option, it feels strange.\u00a0Drivers give you \u201cthe look\u201d (a combination of astonishment, curiosity and pity ) as they pass you, some of them even press on the pedal trying to \u201crolling coal\u201d<\/a> or honk to acknowledge your\/their presence.<\/p>\n

It\u2019s no coincidence that road signs state \u201cstop for pedestrian\u201d rather than \u201cstop for people\u201d.<\/p>\n

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With no alternatives McDonalds\u2019 become our only watering hole. This one had a nice map that shows where we are<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

Walking in America is becoming more and more dehumanizing.<\/p>\n

Pioneers who once used to walk through plain and savannas are now regarded as \u201cpedestrians\u201d, somebody who is in the way of the traffic flow.<\/p>\n

If this sounds a little too dramatic just consider for a second the very basic concept of \u201cJaywalking\u201d, which happens when a pedestrian crosses a roadway where regulations do not permit doing so. It is considered an infraction but in some jurisdictions it is a misdemeanor and requires a court appearance.<\/p>\n

What happens where there are not designated paths for pedestrian? Would that be a case where walking becomes a criminal act? \u201d<\/p>\n

Jaywalking\u201d is a clear sign that the road belongs to cars. That\u2019s why we felt somehow safer when we walked alongside the railroad tracks, luckily not in use anymore.<\/p>\n

When we walk a random intersection we often ask ourselves if an officer would be entitled to fine us for Jaywalking. When walking in America it\u2019s not always clear where you are supposed to step around intersections, roundabouts and other traffic infrastructures.<\/p>\n

When people we meet learn about our walking intentions, they always offer us rides or the use of their cars out of kindness. It is very kind of them of course, but I can\u2019t fail to notice how they look concerned about our safety. To\u00a0 their eyes it must look abnormal to walk few miles for groceries.\u00a0It\u2019s not just that, it is straight-out dangerous.<\/p>\n

Every time we have to explain that it\u2019s OK for us to walk for a couple of miles, that this is how we exercise and add other reasons to motivate this apparently bizarre behavior of walking.<\/p>\n

Maybe for people used to the home to car routines, it could be hard to understand that on our boat we don\u2019t have very much floor area. Walking becomes very enjoyable every time we have a chance to do it, because otherwise we would be sitting or standing.<\/p>\n

The lack of safe walking paths all along the US East coast is discouraging. The more people stop walking the more trails and walking path are disappearing.<\/p>\n

I am sure urban planners like Kate would have sophisticated explanations about why America is so badly designed for walking, but it seems reasonable to boil it all down to one main responsible: cars.<\/p>\n

Everything in America is designed and built around cars, the most important form of transportation, in particular commercial areas like strip malls, shopping plazas and such.<\/p>\n

When we were living in Georgia, the sight of a person walking on the side of the road would trigger a big flag. I remember saying this to Kate: \u201cOh look at that guy, he\u2019s walking (not jogging) on the causeway\u2026 that\u2019s a big flag over there\u201d<\/em> meaning that when a somebody in civilian clothes walks somewhere the reason must be a problematic one: a broken down vehicle, a homeless situation, too poor to own a car, a person up to no good.<\/p>\n

\u201cCan you imagine being there? With this heat?\u201d<\/em><\/p>\n

Now that we don\u2019t own a car anymore our point of view completely switched. Now we are the anomaly, the vagrants, the subversives.<\/p>\n

At a certain moment during our walk, Kate stopped and looked at me saying: \u201cI feel weird, we are not supposed to be doing this\u201d.<\/em><\/p>\n

\u201cYou are right\u201d<\/em> I said, \u201cIt shouldn\u2019t take us three hours to do\u00a0groceries, it all should happen faster, so we can do more things<\/em>\u201d.<\/p>\n

Time is a valuable resource, therefore it is better to do things as quickly as possible, especially moving, at the expenses of something that makes us truly human like walking.<\/p>\n

Walking upright is one of the basic human characteristics, a revolution that boosted our survival skills allowing humans to walk faster and farther, facing up to spot potential dangers, and liberating our upper arms to accomplish more tasks.<\/p>\n

It is sad how today walking\u00a0is somehow endangered, how Fitbits and other exercise apps had to be invented to force people to walk more.<\/p>\n

Walking is so unusual that it changed name and shape: It became \u201cwalking workout\u201d and people can\u2019t wait to go hiking during weekends, to regain the health lost for not walking in the first place.<\/p>\n

I like to walk, i like it a lot. I think that together with sailing it is my favorite form of transportation.<\/p>\n

The advantage is that walking is way cheaper than sailing, you only need a pair of good shoes, and that only if you are picky walker. Any shoes will be fine.<\/p>\n

Walking in America s becoming more and more a privilege, regarded only to who have the time to afford it or to who\u00a0live in communities where walking is not a Russian roulette played with cars.<\/p>\n

Or to people that have no alternative, like us who chose a different lifestyle, or like people less fortunate living on the edge of poverty, that everyday have no alternative but go out walking in America.<\/p>\n<\/body>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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