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15 Jun, 2022
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Can you walk in the city?

Claudia Zeiske•

Claudia Zeiske

(United Kingdom) 

In the city. Can you walk in the city? I am a country walker. Or not? Is it the same? The country walking. And the city walking. Find the country. The Pentlands. Are they compensating? For what? See the city. From above. Ok. Onwards. And upwards. Castlelaw. Hillfort. Big hole. What were they storing? Grain. Beer? Rubbish today. Upwards round, bleak, lock in distance. Army stuff. Firing range. Danger sign. Ignore. Up. Round. Top. Mist. Down. Red danger sign, sheep, shooting. Oh no. Compass? Where is it? F…! Fence. Jump. Down. Lost. I thought I was in the city? See path. Car. Thanks God.

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Zeiske, C. (2022). Can you walk in the city?. walk · listen · create. https://walklistencreate.org/2022/06/15/can-you-walk-in-the-city/
Pentland Hills, West Linton EH46 7HL, UK
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