Summary:
The book examines the history, nature, and significance of trails, exploring how paths and connections form in both the natural world and human societies. It delves into the author's experiences hiking the Appalachian Trail and investigates the science, philosophy, and cultural implications of trail creation and use.
Key points:
1. Evolution of Trails: Moor discusses the historical development of trails, from ants to humans, highlighting their role in movement and communication.
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