Over the backwoods and fields which, given the time of year, were typically covered in snow.
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The Adam I had first known had been a quiet, bookish student from the backwoods of the Balkans.
He calls it the backwoods of Europe but yet a new society, a society with constantly changing backdrops and new illusions.
Transition Towns began in the backwoods of Ireland, not far down the road from the modest two bedroomed home of Peak Oil founder, Colin Campbell.
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Fortunately for innovation, postal service to the backwoods of Pennsylvania was so slow that the letter arrived a day or two after Drake and Uncle Billy had, at a depth of 69 and a half feet, struck oil.
The BBC spoke with Thompson about the mythology of Davy Crockett, from his origins in the backwoods of Tennessee, to his time in Washington DC, and his immortalisation in the "stickiest song in the history of the movies", The Ballad of Davy Crockett.
Mr Van Hollen contrasts his legislative acumen with Ms Morella's inability to shape legislation from the ideological backwoods of her party.
Arborea's self-titled CD reflects the sepia-toned landscapes and creaky acoustic instrumentation of backwoods Americana, and the minor-key narratives tell sinister tales in the spirit of English murder ballads.
And the gamble paid off: Britons of the time thirsted for images of backwoods America.
One major difference between then and now: alcohol and drinking had long been ubiquitous in American life, from sacramental wine at mass, in Jewish rites, and at the dinner table, to beer at the pub and spirits made in backwoods distilleries.
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It's one of dozens of backwoods marathons popping up across the country.
Men in rubber reptile suits crept through the gloom, and cars ran out of gas on spooky backwoods lanes.
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