It is a difficult tramp, even for someone who knows about tramping.
Tramping door-to-door for votes in 106-degree heat, Mr Quayle retorts that most of his former voters are in the new sixth district.
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Mr Gordon's book is among the best of its kind, and he has two very reasonable excuses for tramping through the over-familiar tulip garden.
For the artillery officer tramping back to his regiment, navigating the cramped city roads may be more of a pain than trekking through the snow.
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He spent 13 years compiling the seven Pictorial Guides to the Lakeland Fells, tramping the fells in all weathers at weekends, with raincoat, map and camera.
The Palestinians and Israelis, by contrast, have been tramping the land for a decade, at the Madrid conference even before the Oslo peace track revealed itself in 1993.
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You might expect even cynical Europeans to be impressed by the sight of ordinary Americans tramping through the snow in Iowa and New Hampshire to hear politicians speak.
In Royal Chitwan National Park, near Nepal's south-western border with India, dozens of elephants were tramping through the thick jungle, their riders carrying rifles and chattering on walkie-talkies.
This has been a particularly unpleasant business in the summer months, when the heat and humidity are unyielding, and one that resulted in a lot of sweaty tourists then tramping around the hallowed spaces.
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It continued to be a popular way to preserve and flavor meats, fish and cheese, but it was only with the 1927 publication "Tramping and Trailing With the Girl Scouts, " a book that brought S'mores to the national consciousness, that smoke and fire found their way to the dessert course in earnest.
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