Short Journeys: they took many (something) to the next town?
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frogs\n\nroses\n\ncards\n\nbombs
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This is a pun:  (enjoy)\n\nBack during the days of expansion to the west, people traveled by stagecoach. This was not a particularly comfortable way to go, with the bumpy paths and crowded seats. However, there wasn't much choice.\n             Being in business to make money, the operators of these stage- coaches tried to think of various ways to increase revenue on each trip. People were willing to pay not only to ride out west, but they were willing to pay to ship things to friends and relatives who had already relocated.\n             Of course, passengers were the most lucrative. So it follows that the more people you could transport on each trip, the more money the company made.\n             With that in mind, these companies began restricting passengers to being under a certain weight, in order to fit three people in a seat instead of only two.\n             Not only was this extremely uncomfortable for the travelers, but it became obvious to those wishing to relocate that there would be no  \nwest for the reary.
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Some. There is some things that is too close and personel.
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They are used to getting their way
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try correlating a street map with the addresses. you can plan the walk accordingly.
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at that time most families and communities were self sustaining, and the need to move outside of a village or farm/small holding was not there. only once there was industrialisation, starting primarily in uk with the industrial revolution, did large scale migration from rural areas into newly developing towns begin. this was to take advantage of jobs and to increase wealth etc. there wasnt transport available either so most people probably stayed very close to wherever it was they were born.
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throw them and see how far they travel
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find out where they went and go with them.
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From robbing people when they were traveling.
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For some . . . 11, for others . . . NEVER!\n\nWhy go over the hill, there are so many other routes.
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Yes, 50 years ago there were lots of good buses in all the cities and suburbs. Most families owned one car. The wife would drop the husband at the bus or train and have the car. The kids took buses or biked. There were very few fat people because people walked to and from public transportation. There were a lot more buses and trollies than there are now and there were trains that were later discontinued. I love NYC because you don't need a car. You can get from one end to the other very quickly by subway. We should be subsidizing public transportation instead of sending oil money to terrorists.
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I grew up in a small town but now I live in a medium size city. I loved growing up in the small town environment but living in the city now is great. I use to have to drive 30 min to get to the nearest grocery store and now there are 3 within five min. Hearing the crime on T.V is a little weird ( we use to not have any) but I have ADT. Also we never locked our doors and now I always do. Traffic took a while to get use to. I still haven't adjusted to the fact that If I'm hungry I can go out and get food or have it  delivered and the mall is close by but I hardly go because it isn't suppose to be someplace you can go very often. I pretty much stick to my side of town and pretend its not as big as it really is. If I had kids though I would want to live in a small town.
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There are quite a few- depends on where you are!
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Although you did not say, I assume that the beasts cannot be left alone.\n\nFirst 2 humans take boat across. Leave 1 human on other side. Other human returns.\n\nThen 1 human takes 1 beast across at at time. Three times for 3 beasts.\n\nThen on last trip, two humans again.
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Not all who wander are lost.
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Probably Neanderthals. Afterwards, most people just wanderered through from somewhere else.
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A lot, closer to home then you think.