Great Quote by Francis Parkman

Here at this far lost end of the continent, where the trail wagons had stopped and the people with them…

— Ray Bradbury

Southward, two mighty ranges of the Appalachians shouldered their way into the blue distance like tremendous caravans marching across eternity.

— Hervey Allen

The road may bend out of sight at times, but I know what lies ahead: the faraway horses.

— Buck Brannaman

To whatever end. Where is the horse and the rider? Where is the horn that was blowing? They have passed like rain on the…

— Anonymous

They watched storms out there so distant they could not be heard, the silent lightning flaring sheetwise and the thin black spine of the…

— Cormac McCarthy

“Centuries old, but recently widened, the highway was the same road used by pagan armies, pilgrims, peasants, donkey carts, nomads, wild horsemen out of…

— Walter M. Miller Jr

“Marco Polo, who wrote that Mongol couriers could cover 250 or even 300 miles in a single day. Reading historical tales about such exploits,…

— Tim Cope

“Back then I took up flying with the sense of coming to something I had been meant to do all my life. Many people…

— Peter Heller

“Yup, we'll start driving these ill-tempered, longhorn cattle through wild and desolate country. There's coyotes and rattle snakes. There's the blistering sun, blinding dust…

— Connie Kingrey Anderson

“For the next several miles our trail winds through dramatically lush growth, so vigorous that the trail is completely covered... And, as you physically…

— Howard Smith

“I see a horseman disappearing into the evening mist. Will he travel through woods or across wild plains? Where is he heading? I don't…

— Omar Khayyám

The way was long and weary, But gallantly they strode, A country lad and lassie, Along the heavy road.

— George Robert Sims