Month: July 2023
Our America: To Combat Alleged Crime, One Town is Banning Walking and Biking at Night
A small Lousiana town has banned biking and walking after 11 p.m., leaving some advocates concerned about government overreach. Source: Our America: To Combat Alleged Crime, One Town is Banning Walking and Biking at Night — Streetsblog USA
Artist who spent a year walking Fife Coastal Path named Artist in Residence – Kingdom FM
East Neuk artist Philippa Mitchell is unveiling a collection of vibrant oil paintings depicting the 187 kilometre coastal path throughout the four seasons. Source: Artist who spent a year walking Fife Coastal Path named Artist in Residence – Kingdom FM
The Newest Exercise Fad In Saudi Arabia Is Mall Walking | About Her
Mall walking, commonly referred to as ‘mallercise,’ has become a familiar sight in Saudi Arabia’s malls as people take advantage of this safe and cost-free option to stay physically active without Source: The Newest Exercise Fad In Saudi Arabia Is Mall Walking | About Her
A riverside walk along the Thames Path
It’s a bit of a mash-up, but somehow it seems to work. You can get down and dirty with mud, bushes and wetlands one minute. And then the next, admire opulent Georgian houses, shiny newbuilds and quirky eateries on this Fulham to Chiswick section of the Thames Path. The Thames Path was launched in 1996
The slow running revolution: how to move at a ‘sexy’ pace – and really enjoy the race | Running | The Guardian
Forget personal bests, stopwatches and numbers on the scales. More and more people are taking up running to enjoy time in nature, chatting with friends and stress reduction Source: The slow running revolution: how to move at a ‘sexy’ pace – and really enjoy the race | Running | The Guardian
Baato review – astonishing 500-mile walk to bring herbs to market in Nepal | Film | The Guardian
This documentary about women who make an epic annual trek across a rocky mountain pass draws an intriguing contrast between the vast landscapes and intimate family dynamics Source: Baato review – astonishing 500-mile walk to bring herbs to market in Nepal | Film | The Guardian
‘You are not lost’: the infinite attraction of paths and meandering trails | Walking | The Guardian
Paths are not for people who need to be first, who need to be trail-blazers, but they offer the symbolic idea that there is a way in life Source: ‘You are not lost’: the infinite attraction of paths and meandering trails | Walking | The Guardian
Voice to Maps
Giving voice to Maps Collective drawing, 2021 Collective drawing workshop, Some Call Us Balkans, 2021, CC BY-SA 4.0 “Voice to maps” is a workshop taking place online among all partners of the Some Call Us Balkans (SCUB) project, on January 15, 2021, (during the COVID-19 pandemic). The workshop introduces the Ground Tour Project research methodology, […]
