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Walkspace 29 Apr, 2023

Still Walking, book launch, and the search for a lost well

It's lining up to be a good summer for walking in Birmingham with the return of Still Walking Festival and the accompanying guidebook "111 Places in Birmingham That You Shouldn't Miss" by Ben Waddington. Still Walking has been a big influence on many of us at Walkspace with its unusual and highly creative approach to […]

Curated news 28 Apr, 2023

Why You Should Walk This Stunning New Hiking Route Between Italy’s Capitals Of Culture

The 130 kilometer route has been designed in several stages and can be completed in around six days. Source: Why You Should Walk This Stunning New Hiking Route Between Italy’s Capitals Of Culture

Curated news 28 Apr, 2023

Jane’s Walk 2023 Will Take New Yorkers On A Culinary Tour In Astoria | Astoria, NY Patch

The Municipal Art Society is hosting over 160 walks in New York City from May 5 to May 7, honoring the writer and activist Jane Jacobs. Source: Jane’s Walk 2023 Will Take New Yorkers On A Culinary Tour In Astoria | Astoria, NY Patch

POINTS D'OUÏE, PAYS... 27 Apr, 2023

Rester et re-venir au monde

L’artiste ne doit pas être un fossoyeur d’espoir, qui montre un monde si désespéré que ses récits nous pousseraient au … Plus

walking – Babak Fakhamz... 24 Apr, 2023

New York on the Mediterranean

In Tel Aviv I was staying in a pod hotel. The third pod hotel on this trip. This one is very slick and hip, and also not cheap. Though I discovered that Tel Aviv is insanely expensive, perhaps even more so than Jerusalem, making the cost of a night in this pod hotel relatively affordable. …

Curated news 24 Apr, 2023

Le Spectacle | Strandhem

1 track album Strandhem’s first release is a 32min album-song called “Le Spectacle”, lyrically based on the book by French philosopher and critical theorist Guy Debord “La Societé du Spectacle”. The book, along with the album, is a social critique of our society of appearances and personal commodification at the expense of our happiness and

Curated news 23 Apr, 2023

The Art of Walking in Iceland’s Wild Westfjords – The Overview

The two guides Henry Fletcher and Jay Simpson, lead walking artist residencies along ancient herding routes in Iceland’s wild Westfjords. Source: The Art of Walking in Iceland’s Wild Westfjords – The Overview

Curated news 23 Apr, 2023

Cairo’s ‘iftours’ offer a new way to experience food and art during Ramadan

Qahrawya’s tours give Egyptians and foreigners a local, off-the-beaten-track cultural tour Source: Cairo’s ‘iftours’ offer a new way to experience food and art during Ramadan

Curated news 23 Apr, 2023

Gazans take up walking to stay fit, escape stress

GAZA CITY: The hours before iftar have seen a noticeable increase in Gazans walking along the Corniche of Gaza City. Men, women, teens and some children walk in groups and individually before the Source: Gazans take up walking to stay fit, escape stress

Curated news 23 Apr, 2023

A Revolution on Foot: ‘Walking Artist’ Jonathon Stalls Strolls Across the Country for Pedestrian Rights – Racket

This week he’s hosting three events in the Twin Cities to encourage people to experience the simple, radical act of moving slowly. Source: A Revolution on Foot: ‘Walking Artist’ Jonathon Stalls Strolls Across the Country for Pedestrian Rights – Racket

Curated news 23 Apr, 2023

Saltwater Soundwalk: Indigenous Audio Tour of Seattle | Making Contact Radio

Today on Making Contact we present “Saltwater Soundwalk”: Indigenous Audio Tour of Seattle. Produced by Jenny Asarnow and Rachel Lam, this rhythmic, watery audio experience, streams of stories that… Source: Saltwater Soundwalk: Indigenous Audio Tour of Seattle | Making Contact Radio

Curated news 22 Apr, 2023

The hidden heart of Cornwall | Financial Times

Turn inland from the celebrated coast path to find wild moors and thickly wooded valleys — an interior landscape disparaged by early visitors and still overlooked today – Tim Hannigan Source: The hidden heart of Cornwall | Financial Times

walking – Babak Fakhamz... 22 Apr, 2023

Religious tourism in Haifa

Much of Israel is an open air museum. The major Christian sites are the obvious locations to visit, but there is much more.  I wanted to visit Haifa, in northern Israel, for the Baháʼí World Centre, the spiritual and administrative heart of the Bahá’í community. Then, close to Haifa, in the nearby town of Acre, …

Curated news 21 Apr, 2023

‘Words Made by Walking’ An Article by Debra Williams

There’s a rhythm to walking in nature, just like there is to writing about it – the stops and the starts, the forward, flowing motion of body and words, and the watchful, thoughtful pauses. I find spring especially inviting for walking: the lighter, brighter, milder days, the anticipation of migrant birds’ return giving way to

THE LRM 21 Apr, 2023

future wanders

Hello everyone Thanks to all who came on the Whalley Range wander on First Sunday. The conversations were so rich, listening to comments and emails I think we will probably alternate monthly between the city centre and further afield for a while so h...

POINTS D'OUÏE, PAYS... 21 Apr, 2023

Publication « Écouter les voix du monde » Jacques Tassin

« Ce qui s’animait autour de moi m’apparaissait plus vivant dans cette obscurité que si je l’avais observé en plein jour. … Plus

walking – Babak Fakhamz... 20 Apr, 2023

The cost of Jerusalem

European budget airlines wouldn’t be European budget airlines, if they didn’t try to squeeze their targets in every possible way. So, Wizzair still charges you extra if you prefer to check in at the counter, instead of online.But, after doing so, I was told I had to present myself at the counter, anyway. Supposedly for …

POINTS D'OUÏE, PAYS... 18 Apr, 2023

L’écoute au grand frais

Un immense super-marché revisité de l’oreille en périphérie de la ville d’IstresUn groupe de promeneurs.euses écoutants.esUne tournée nationale de balades … Plus

walking – Babak Fakhamz... 16 Apr, 2023

Going back a few thousand years

Just before walking into Valletta from the airport, I had done my due diligence and confirmed that that essential chain of providers of sustenance to wary travellers had also made its services available to pilgrims in Malta.But, this being Easter Sunday, all Lidls were closed. Instead, walking through the center of a small settlement between …

Curated news 16 Apr, 2023

The Irish Times view on being in nature: how to walk responsibly – The Irish Times

A rapid increase in urban dwellers walking in the countryside is putting the very landscapes we enjoy Source: The Irish Times view on being in nature: how to walk responsibly – The Irish Times

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