It was as if their remarkable history resided in each and every one of them and made them walk tall.

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Walk into the office standing tall and strong, because the first impression you make will color everything that follows.

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Frankie was too tall this summer to walk beneath the arbor as she had always done before.

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It's a two-foot tall humanoid that can walk, look for familiar objects and pick up or drop off objects.

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The four-storey museum houses more than 12, 500 shoes from different cultures spanning 4, 500 years of history, including pairs of 16th-century Venetian platform shoes known as chopines (which range between 15 and 50cm in height, sometimes too tall for a woman to walk unaccompanied), bear fur boots worn by the Japanese samurai and golden stilettos by modern designer Manolo Blahnik.

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Then, about 200 men walk the route wearing half- to full-metre-tall paper bishop hats, lit from within by candles and cut with intricate, stained glass window-like designs featuring Saint Nicholas.

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Coming up for air, we headed for the approximately 50m-tall Ndoro Waterfall, reached after a steep, unnerving walk into a deep gully.

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Six months ago, we would watch him walk into a White House dinner honoring those who served in Iraq, tall and 20 pounds heavier, dashing in his uniform, with a big grin on his face, sturdy on his new leg.

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We do not even know why we are relatively hairless or why we walk on two legs, so finding the origin of religious belief is a tall order.

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