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Tales of an octogenarian hitchhiker | The Spectator

Hitchhiking is cheap, fun and a good way to meet new people. But what is it like when you’re travelling in your eighties? Terence Bendixson OBE President Emeritus, Living Streets shares his experiences. Source: Tales of an octogenarian hitchhiker | The Spectator

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Rediscovering India’s lost queer icons: a tour of Old Delhi’s secret history | Global development | The Guardian

The queen who dressed as a man and the eunuch who built a mosque are just two highlights of a journey through 800 years of India’s rich LGBTQ+ heritage Source: Rediscovering India’s lost queer icons: a tour of Old Delhi’s secret history | Global development | The Guardian

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Exclusive interview: Stella Assange on her husband, faith and meeting Pope Francis – Catholic Herald

On the 30 June, Stella Assange and her two children were granted a private audience with Pope Francis at the Vatican. Assange, in absentia, walks the Camino in his cell, writing thedistances on his wall between locations on the pilgrimage. Source: Exclusive interview: Stella Assange on her husband, faith and meeting Pope Francis – Catholic

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The Pleasure of Walking | John Wilson | First Things

I don’t walk as much (or as quickly) as I have for most of my life. Still, Wendy and I take a walk every day, weather and other circumstances permitting. I treasure these times. But I also like to read about walking. Source: The Pleasure of Walking | John Wilson | First Things

Listening workshop with Gavin Osborn | WWT

A sonic exploration of the London Wetland Centre.

Join artist Gavin Osborn on a journey of discovery across the site and learn how to use close-uo microphones and underwater hydrophones to refocus your ears on hearing what’s really there.

Gavin Osborn’s sound work, Survival: Lines of Flightis an exploration of different sounds that can be found at the London Wetland Centre, bringing together the natural and artificial in one recording

Saturday 31 July 2pm BST Barnes, London

Source: Listening workshop with Gavin Osborn | WWT

Submitted by: Andrew Stuck

driftsinging

Drawing with (vocal) sound in response to place while passing through place. Driftsinging borrows from the Situationist Drift, and Baudelaire’s flâneur. Driftsinging also relates to the process of ‘sounding,’ the sonic measuring of distance and depth that locates position in place and ‘echo location’, the examination of place through sonic reflection and refraction, resonance and echo.

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