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British Summer Time: Sunrise Walk (27 October 2019)

British Summer Time: Sunrise Walk 8 (27 October 2019) Grafham Water, Northampton, Bournville, New York City  As I walked out the door of my flat, slightly late for the day’s walk, Karin was waiting ready for a sunrise stroll. If I’...

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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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