The Roger Tory Peterson Institute will open its next exhibit Friday, celebrating one of the harshest and most beautiful landscapes on earth. Through the National Science Foundation’s Antarctic Artists and Writers Program, artist Helen Glazer spent two months in remote, scientific field camps, with access to protected areas that may be entered only with

The ultrarunner completed the equivalent of more than two marathons a day, and she says that her support team was crucial to her mission Source: How Tara Dower finished the 2,100-mile Appalachian Trail in a record 41 days | Sport | The Guardian

New law, letting people cross street outside of crosswalk, ends racial disparities in enforcement, council member says Source: ‘I’m walking here!’: jaywalking legalized in New York City | New York | The Guardian

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Roger Sewill will start his journey from Charlwood, Surrey, on 15 October and will finish in Dorset. Source: Campaigner to walk 200 miles with a pony from Surrey to Dorset

In this piece Abbi Flint (Newcastle University), Rebecca Lovell (University of Exeter) and Sonia Overall (Canterbury Christ Church University) reflect on the range of formal and informal signs seen along rights of way and what these might convey, in terms of both meaning and affect, to those who encounter them. Source: Reading the signs —