When the roads get put back together, I'll be grateful. For now, I'll trod them carefully, and with just a little angst that mine are not Regency ones with country paths for stretching with rests from the travel between Regency miles. Once again, born in the wrong era!
"It must be very agreeable
for her to be settled within
so easy a distance of
her own family and friends."
"An easy distance, do you call it?
It is nearly fifty miles."
"And what is fifty miles of good road?
Little more than half a day's journey.
Yes, I call it a very easy distance."
~~Pride and Prejudice, Chapter 32
