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more empty streets

I found the empty streets in the CBD disconcerting,  when I was walking around them in the early morning on the weekends.  This was the reality of an industrial society: a stumbling around amongst the nineteenth century architecture didn't resul...

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Thoughtfactory: Walking Adelaide

The URL leads to "Adelaide Book," a digital archive and research project dedicated to documenting the social and cultural history of Adelaide, Australia. It features a curated collection of essays, photographs, maps, and personal narratives that examine the city’s urban development, public spaces, and community life across various historical periods. The site's content often intersects with themes of local activism, architectural heritage, and the evolving relationship between Adelaide’s residents and their environment. The platform serves as a resource for both scholars and the public interested in the intersections of geography, history, and society within Adelaide. It emphasizes place-based storytelling and spatial analysis to reveal how the city’s cultural landscape has been shaped by patterns of migration, economic change, and cultural practice. The project integrates archival material with contemporary reflections, creating a layered understanding of Adelaide’s urban identity.

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sneaky walking

A kind of attentive walking in which heightened sense of the moment creates the feeling of sneaking, like a cat stalking prey.

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