The festival, temple or slum that you see out of the window, or the oddly great taste of the namkeen (fried snack) bought from a wandering train vendor, is what stays with you.

BBC: Riding the rails like a Mumbaiker

Hamer, who also helped write the script, brings a dozen characters to boisterous life, including a sax player with wandering eyes (Sydney Tafler), his super-slick brother (John Slater), who owns an amusement arcade and fixes local fights, an unholy trio of small-time thieves, an infuriatingly self-important fence, an intrepid police inspector, and an irrepressible reporter.

NEWYORKER: It Always Rains on Sunday

The movie's title, with its religious overtones, is a literal reference to the railway station where Leo Tolstoy died a few days after leaving his wife and home, presumably to become a wandering ascetic (though he brought his personal physician with him).

WSJ: The Last Station and The Book of Eli | Review by Joe Morgenstern

The Centers for Disease Control (CDC) have approved a new medical diagnosis code for wandering.

FORBES: Autistic Children Who Wander Have New Code and Medical Resources They Can Access

Jim Nashe (Mandy Patinkin) is a mixture of tough guy and wandering spirit.

NEWYORKER: The Music of Chance

While wandering the halls of Mobile World Congress, we came across NUIA (Natural User Inter Action), a German company whose software is designed to make it easier for developers to code apps that make use of eye tracking sensors, such as Tobii's.

ENGADGET

Some other members of the administration such as Colin Powell and Christine Todd Whitman (the former head of the Environmental Protection Agency) spend a lot of time wandering around trying to guess what official policy is, since Mr Bush will not tell them.

ECONOMIST: Lexington