As a teen, I was genuinely inspired by the songs of John Denver and various folk singers, and by the words of Ralph Waldo Emerson and my reading--well, slogging through--Thoreau's "Walden." I was entranced--simply because I saw and breathed and felt and lived, so much of what these fellows sang and wrote about. I'd thought I was alone in my feelings and contemplations, but through my often accidental explorations, I was not. And it felt--really really good--I mean, there I was, thinking this or that--and then turn a page, or hear a lyric, and the singer or writer is saying nearly the same thing as I'd been thinking--that sometimes knocked my socks off.
Here's some narrated excerpts from "Walden", filmed on location at Walden Pond, near Concord Mass.


Pompadour
Would love to listen to it but sound on working on this laptop.