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But is it walking art?

Tine Horvers performs Rotation 5

A grey afternoon, just before sunset as the tide turns on the River Thames, a middle-aged man with cap and coat walks across the shingle at Limehouse foreshore that has been laid bare by the outgoing tide. During the setting of the sun (15.54 GMT) and the turning of the tide (15.59 GMT) Rotterdam performance

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marl

To stroll, meander, as in “I thought I’d marl along to see you.” And “He’s always marreling down the road somewhere.” from the Dictionary of Newfoundland English (University of Toronto Press, 1982).

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