All Good Things Are Wild And Free Color:Gold And hearing the infamous jingle

And hearing the infamous jingle that had you drooling as you punched in 347-1111 on the phone

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The Great Smoky Mountains are where generations have found rugged stillness

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Generations have come here for its cliffs

All Good Things Are Wild And Free Color:Gold And hearing the infamous jinglePublished in 1862 by the Atlantic Monthly, Henry David Thoreau's Walking is among the major Transcendentalist works, exploring the importance of spending time in nature and separating oneself from society. Thoreau writes, "I do not know of any poetry to quote which adequately expresses this yearning for the Wild." He may have solved this quandry on his own, later writing, "In short, all good things are wild and free." We couldn't agree more.