Episode 1904
1/26 Amblin’ Along There’s an old American tradition to leaving town for the open road—to settle the West, to give in to wanderlust and see what’s beyond the horizon, to redefine yourself where nobody knows your name. Words like “wandering,” “ambling,” “rambling,” and “meandering.” Wanderers find their purpose as they keep moving along—or so the old American idea says. So strong an idea it even figures in popular songs.
