You can listen to this 55-minute, site-specific audio piece from home or on a long walk along the water between Gas Works Park and the Fremont Bridge. Source: How you can explore Seattle’s waterways with ‘Saltwater Soundwalk’ | The Seattle Times

A 25-year-old man from coastal Ratnagiri district of Maharashtra has embarked on an over 1,800-km journey on foot across a few states in India to interact with people over issues like farmers’ suicide, water scarcity and increasing use of plastic, and to raise public awareness on these topics Source: Man from Ratnagiri starts 1800 km

If you love stories and walking, you’ll find a lot of both at StoryFest 2023. The annual festival is back with a new format that lets you explore the Civic District through an outdoor storytelling experience called Story Walk. Source: StoryFest 2023 invites Singaporeans to walk and talk in the Civic District

Using the principles of passive dynamics, engineeers have built a walking robot out of one motor and two rigid legs Source: Introducing The Simplest Walking Robot | Discover Magazine

It’s a long way to Nowhere on foot. Source: Walking to Nowhere: French artist breaks out of a slump with two epic trips

The app explores the city’s connection with the weather Source: New app offers ‘soundwalk’ around Derry Walls – Belfast Live

During the past many summers, I’ve explored the relationship between walking and writing. As Kathleen Rooney, our flâneuse laureate of Chicago, wrote “A walk is almost never the fastest way to get somewhere. But both walks and poems can afford a more textured and deep experience of space and time.” Source: The Privilege of Walking