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Placed in between a decaying nomadic culture and its exploitation as the ultimate tourist destination, the Saharan desert continues to be a space heavily connoted with stereotypical imaginary.
This excerpt features an 8-minute audio recording from the first day of a two-day walk around Île d'Orléans, Quebec, conducted on July 26, 2019. Beginning at 7:30 AM near the island’s entrance, the walk captures the awakening of mechanical sounds within the island’s primarily agricultural and tourism-based landscape on the St. Lawrence River.
noctambulate
If you sleepwalk, or just like to stroll about after dark, you have a tendency to noctambulate, or walk around at night. Credits to Mark Peters.
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