An impressive network of trails, nearly all accessible by public transport, makes it easy to plan your own adventure in the Bundesrepublik Source: A paradise for walkers: Germany is home to more than 150 long-distance hiking trails | Germany holidays | The Guardian

Quick morning dogwalkThe sun is late around the neighbourhood. Grateful for the dog who gets me to go outside, breath, walk, pause, in the midst of a rush to work.Location: Lethbridge, AlbertaLength: 1 kmCompanions: RoseDate: 30 August, 2022 [...]

Brandon Hill is the highest point in Co. Kilkenny. Sitting on the western banks of the River Barrow, the river cuts the hill off from the Blackstairs Mountains, resulting in this lovely little hill sitting alone.

Uphill walk with a viewAways up the trail that ends at the summit of Table Mountain, there is a bench with a view. It's as far as we went today.Location: Castle Provincial Park, AlbertaLength: 4 kmCompanions: Tom, Troy & RoseDate: 28 August, 2022 [...]

Satirical news television programme ‘The Daily Show with Trevor Noah’ is set to launch an interactive self-guided walking tour which aims to take guests on a journey through the events of the January 6, 2021 insurrection in Washington D.C. Source: Trevor Noah To Lead Self-Guided Interactive Tour Of Capitol Hill Insurrection

Typical tourist tours of Paris are dominated by stories of men and usually gloss over the role of women in shaping the city. One walking tour company aims to change that by focusing on a lesser-told side of Paris. Source: In Paris, walking tours return women to the heart of the story | Culture |

“We asked ourselves — if we could move 1,200 trees through a city center for over 100 days, then imagine what else we could do,” said Bruno Doedens, a Dutch landscape architect an… Source: A Moveable Forest in the Netherlands – THE DIRT

We know that being connected with nature is good for us, but there’s still more research to be done – and that includes understanding more about the benefits of trees. This is especially important … Source: Help discover the benefits of trees | Finding Nature

30 Sep – 2 Oct 2022 granton:hub, Granton, Edinburgh The Re:living Weekend is a response to our human need to talk, walk, remember, and make art about the ever-present experiences of death, grief and loss in our lives. Whether we are grieving for a close friend, pet or family member; concerned about the loss of … Continue reading Re:living Weekend

L’œuvre sonore de Max Neuhaus a été installée pour la première fois à Times Square en 1977. Elle a cessé de fonctionner en 1992. En 2002, la Dia Art Foundation a remise en état cette œuvre d’art et l’a incluse dans sa collection. Ulrich Loock analyse le travail et décrit comment l’artiste fait le distinguo … Continuer à lire ... " Times Square, Installation sonore de Max Neuhaus à New York, by Ulrich Loock "

In 2022 I have been commissioned to research a memorial to Covid for Aberdeenshire. My proposal is to develop a long-distance path from Mountain to Sea – taking Aberdeenshire’s motto literally. Based on Patrick Geddes’s Valley Section, I have been walking from Aberdeenshire’s highest point Ben MacDui in the Cairngorm mountains to the North Sea

For September's Erratic Dan Gutteridge invites us to rethink how we relate to busy urban environments. Can we find peace and solace in central Birmingham? Join us on Sept 18 to find out!

   L’exemple de Max Neuhaus     installer imposer ?  Tout geste de création sonore s’inscrivant dans un espace public modifie généralement ce dernier en lui ajoutant une couche audible supplémentaire. L’artiste utilise ainsi tout un panel de système ou de dispositifs, amplifications électroacoustiques, installations acoustique ou non, interactions numériques, pour installer des sons destinés à … Continuer à lire ... "Max Neuhaus, modifier la perception des lieux plus que les lieux eux-même  "

The view on the climb to Acacia Ridge gave you a clear sense of both the folly of pastoralism in the Vulkathunha-Gammon Ranges and their sheer wildness.

 The presentation of work entitled 'Sleep in Witness' by South African artist Lungiswa Gqunta opened at the Henry Moore Institute, Leeds on 8th July and runs until 30th October.The three rooms have each been treated as an installation, with a sing...

Psychogeography allows “you yourself [to] perform a symbolic tour of a cyclical universe encoded in microcosm” — or something like that. Source: Learn psychogeography with the strange London Circle Walk – Big Think

The Borders Railway Line opens up walking trails through a landscape of rivers, ruined abbeys and museums, bringing to life a turbulent and poetic past Source: A hike in Scotland’s borders – ‘a world of emerald hills, meandering rivers and tiny villages’ | Edinburgh holidays | The Guardian

Hi everyone, A bit more info about the fight to stop enclosure of the Irwell towpath which you may have heard about (TL;DR - we dont think it's right to steal a right of way and divert it through a hotel. We need more public access and active travel c...

Source: Ghosts of the Past Walking Tour takes participants back in time | rdnewsnow.com

Richard Keating chats to Siân Ellis about connecting art, landscape and community Source: Arts and nature: Walking the Land in the Stroud Valleys | Great British Life