go on foot

Al Aqsa Martyrs Hospital was only eight miles away, but he had to go on foot after being unable to find a ride.

“We go on foot,” Mr. Serediuk said.

Readers can tag along with Meghji by Amazonian riverboat, follow in the footsteps of jungle Jesuits or go on foot into the high-altitude Potosí silver mines that enriched an empire.

When you owl, you usually go on foot, the soft moss beneath you as your eyes adjust to the dark.

It’s more expensive — a family of four pays $80 to go on foot, compared with $45 for staying in the car — but more immersive.