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British Summer Time: Sunrise Walk (26 October 2019)

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British Summer Time: Sunrise Walk 7 (26 October 2019) From Saigon to Cork, with St. Ives, Northampton, and Bornville in between. In Saigon, Patrick and Nina watched the evening bats shift to morning swallows, each takign advantage of th...

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In 2006 I walked away from theatre. I was concerned about capitalism. I was concerned about participation. I was concerned about climate change. I was concerned about sustainability. I was concerned about spending my days locked in a dark room. Walking was a way to enter the world.

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