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

One cannot deny that footwear is also intimately tied to tradition in India, which is a unique combination of many culures and customs. Source: A Walk Through the Traditional Footwear of India

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

A new website aims to offer a wide network of walking routes from British train stations, and is calling on hikers to add their favourites. Our writer accompanies the founder on a ramble to Bath Spa station Source: ‘You can walk virtually everywhere in England by using the train’: the man connecting rail-based walks |

Beginning and ending in Dundonald Park, Morgan Mercury’s tours explore prominent activist figures, the development of Ottawa’s queer nightlife and the decades-long purge of federal civil servants suspected of being 2SLGBTQ+. Source: Drag artist queers Centretown’s history in walking tours | CBC News

The bestselling author has always hated being on his own, so why does he spend a few days every year hiking alone in the wind and rain? Just don’t call it a midlife crisis … Source: ‘Thirsty, wet, desolate. The dream’: One Day author David Nicholls on the peculiar pleasure of long, soggy solo walks

Walking a 26-mile stretch from Hertfordshire, our writer witnesses how a neglected artery of the city has been transformed into a recreational and cultural hub Source: Walking London’s unsung waterway: the River Lea rises again | London holidays | The Guardian