For two million years, we have walked this Earth to get what we need. Now, 60 percent of Americans want to drive everywhere. Source: Walking Places Is Part of the Culture Wars Now

Going on a walk makes your mind wander in ways that neuroscience is only just coming to terms with Source: Why is walking so good for the brain? Blame it on the “spontaneous fluctuations” | Salon.com

Go for a walking tour of the tranquil forests of Seoul Source: [Seoul travels] Forest bathing through Seoul Guided Walking Tours : Arts & Entertainment : News : The Hankyoreh

To book for all Hydrodetours walks go to inspiral eventbrite Or check exhibition opening times, walk workshop and up to […]

Winter on the southern Fleurieu Peninsula was wet and stormy with high tides on the coast, making it difficult to access the coastal rocks and to photograph along the littoral zone and continue making abstractions. During July walking the poodles was l...

Here’s what you need to know about walking simulators and the psychological benefits of how games can offer a much-needed escape. Source: The Joy of Walking in Games | WIRED

Où Desartsonnants vous invite à jeter une paire d’oreilles Z‘ubaines hors des chantiers battus, à oser l’inécoutable, le mal entendu, la triviale poursuite sonore, les dessous, marges et franges de la ville où l’oreille...

Bergh Apton walk includes history, folklore, craft, meditation and a riddle. Source: New walking art trail Bergh Apton Norfolk 2021 | Eastern Daily Press

In a newly translated novel, “To Walk Alone in the Crowd,” the fate of the flâneur is at risk. Source: Is the Digital Age Costing Us Our Ability to Wander? | The New Yorker

As summer in Chicago draws to a close, the animated West Loop shows no signs of slowing down. A traveler’s guide to the top spots, including where to stay, eat, shop and sample Guinness ice cream. Source: A Walking Guide to Chicago’s Buzziest Neighborhood: the West Loop – WSJ

Day 6 (ie .26th May) was clear skies, cool wind with the puffy clouds coming in during the afternoon. We walked across a plain to the east of the Wirrealpa Range crossing the various creek beds that flowed into the southern end of Lake Frome. I slipped on a rock crossing a creek and fell, […]

L’écologie sonore, développée par feu Raymond Murray Schafer dans les années 70, est bien plus qu’un concept.C’est un approche esthétique recherchant une meilleure, voire une belle écoute de nos éc(h)osystèmes, et de ses habitants, usagers…C’est une façon de poser une écoute critique in situ, vigilante aux dysfonctionnements de nos milieux auriculaires, entre saturations, paupérisations et … Continuer à lire ... "L’écologie sonore, encore et toujours"

Georgian Bay trailOur favourite walk to our favourite spot. This time we wore swimsuits and stopped to float in the inlet and lay like seals on the rocks. The most peaceful place I know. Location: Secret bay behind Edge Island, Georgian Bay, OntarioLength: 4 kmCompanions: Isabel & AnnaDate: 24 August, 2021 [...]

On September 25, together with walk · listen · create, Cona, and Pro Arts, we are hosting a full day hybrid workshop called Beat a Situationist. At his own Game.

A l’invitation du Parc Naturel Régional du Haut-Jura, nous explorons de l’oreille un superbe site de tourbières, prairie humide, où faune et flore locale, activités rurales, lumières et autres ambiances font que les yeux et les oreilles sont à la fête ! Nous effectuons un parcours en boucle d’environ 3 km, une première fois pour … Continuer à lire ... "PAS -Parcours-Audio-Sensible, la tourbière de Nanchez, Parc Naturel Régional du Haut-Jura"

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The Ashirase system allows low-sighted people to navigate through cities using their feet, rather than cell phones or visual aids.. Source: This toe tickling navigation system will help the visually impaired walk tall | Engadget

Surveys show Americans want more walkable cities and bike riding continues to grow. Yet urban streets are still designed and used like highways. Change is happening, but at a very slow pace, says urban expert Jeff Speck. Source: Vehicles Are Still Firmly in Control of City Streets

The Gadigal language inspires the name for the city’s first Indigenous harbourside walk. Source: Sydney’s new harbourside walk named Yananurala invites you to walk, think, listen and hear on Gadigal Country

Burlington, OntarioSummer walk with my father and his walker, three driveways down, three driveways back. Location: Burlington, OntarioLength: 3 drivewaysCompanions: DadDate: 15 August, 2021 [...]