Pause in a park or field in summer and look out across the grass and you’ll see a multitude of thin, earthy tracks breaking up the swaths of green like shatters in a pane of glass. These are most commonly known as desire paths – although other names include cow paths, desire lines, pirate paths

New exhibit explores reflections of a daily stroll Source: Walking with Bear | Discover | nwestiowa.com

1 track album Strandhem’s first release is a 32min album-song called “Le Spectacle”, lyrically based on the book by French philosopher and critical theorist Guy Debord “La Societé du Spectacle”. The book, along with the album, is a social critique of our society of appearances and personal commodification at the expense of our happiness and

The two guides Henry Fletcher and Jay Simpson, lead walking artist residencies along ancient herding routes in Iceland’s wild Westfjords. Source: The Art of Walking in Iceland’s Wild Westfjords – The Overview

GAZA CITY: The hours before iftar have seen a noticeable increase in Gazans walking along the Corniche of Gaza City. Men, women, teens and some children walk in groups and individually before the Source: Gazans take up walking to stay fit, escape stress

This week he’s hosting three events in the Twin Cities to encourage people to experience the simple, radical act of moving slowly. Source: A Revolution on Foot: ‘Walking Artist’ Jonathon Stalls Strolls Across the Country for Pedestrian Rights – Racket

Today on Making Contact we present “Saltwater Soundwalk”: Indigenous Audio Tour of Seattle. Produced by Jenny Asarnow and Rachel Lam, this rhythmic, watery audio experience, streams of stories that… Source: Saltwater Soundwalk: Indigenous Audio Tour of Seattle | Making Contact Radio