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This sound piece explores the hidden history of Fairlight Country Park and its ruined Lookout Tower through a narrated walk accompanied by a location-based soundscape. The historical research was conducted by park volunteers Sally Vennard, Cath Cooper, and Kelly Morgan, with narration by Sally and Cath.
In East and West, for centuries, painters, poets, dancers were walking in the landscape (natural and urban) and finding sources of reference or inspiration. Walking stories are carried in memory and remain existing for as long as there is a body to carry them. Walking is not characterized by one solid approach; it can be drifting, wandering, strolling, aimless, or purposeful. Each one of these practices suggests a body that remembers and they are introducing different approaches of storytelling.
+2 dauner, daunder
A Scottish version of a walk that drifts.
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