After months of rest, he felt an irresistible urge for wayfare and set off at dawn.

Each autumn, the old merchant would wayfare from one coastal village to another, carrying stories and spices.

At dawn, the lone shepherd wayfares along the misty ridge, his faithful dog padding at his heels.

She wayfared along the coastal path until dusk, collecting shells and stories from fishermen she met.

Along the old country lane, wayfaring-trees formed a fragrant hedge that guided travelers home.

The waycists gathered at dawn to debate the movement's future.

She counted the waybungs carefully before putting them back into the wooden chest.

A pair of waybung hopped along the fence, calling to each other in the early morning.