The writer preferred walking long distances especially on such roads that were unpaved and uneven, like the roads around her uncle house (mamaghar) when she was very young.

Being able to take shortcuts and discover new regions while walking provides the author and her classmates a sense of freedom.

Sydney's roads were paved and well maintained whereas Kathmandu's roads were dirtier, more chaotic and less maintained than Sydney's.

Walking helped the author in the new country by renewing the circumstances of her life. It helped her to get out all kinds of pressures and search for a pace and a rhythm that she felt most natural.

The treasures of Petersham, where the writer lived with her family were as follows:

1. Across the big Paramatta Road from Leichhardt, where the buildings of her high school stand, was the completely nondescript Petersham.
2. The place faced the dreary backsides of shops along Paramatta Road.
3. There was a small park with few visitors and a large rock in one corner of Petersham.

The physical worlds i.e. the earth, the sky, the trees, water, the air became her permanent friends with whom she could share her feelings.

As she went to the United States, she felt that she had travelled to 'a desert, to emptiness' due to the lack of people to share her thoughts and feelings with.

Title: The Blessing of an Early Morning Walk

Henry David Thoreau once remarked that an early morning walk is a blessing for the whole day. These wise words hold profound truth and wisdom. Engaging in a morning walk is a simple yet powerful activity that can have a transformative impact on our physical, mental, and emotional well-being. In this essay, we will explore the numerous advantages of embracing the habit of a morning walk.

1. Physical Health Benefits:

a. Boosts Energy Levels: A brisk...