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The forgotten art of walking. Toward intra-active geography of an urban landscape

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A Walk Around Old Ford, East London, In The Late 20th Century – Flashbak

In the 1980s, Peter Marshall was in Old Ford, taking a walk in what is now the London borough of Tower Hamlets. Source: A Walk Around Old Ford, East London, In The Late 20th Century – Flashbak

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WALC! – Practices and cultures of urban walking | Università di Padova

A research feedback exhibition, an illustration exhibition, and the installation of two public art works in the railway station area: this is how the project WALC (Walking Landscapes of Urban Source: WALC! – Practices and cultures of urban walking | Università di Padova

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Land Snorkeling? Townsizing? A User’s Guide to the Latest Travel Lingo. – The New York Times

Here are eight terms, some brand-new, others recently resurfaced, that match today’s travel trends. Source: Land Snorkeling? Townsizing? A User’s Guide to the Latest Travel Lingo. – The New York Times

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It’s the Summer of Soundwalking. He Is Your Sherpa. – DNYUZ

Those seeking the true throbbing pulse of New York City might consider braving ticks and poison ivy to hover over Source: It’s the Summer of Soundwalking. He Is Your Sherpa. – DNYUZ

The idea is to deepen our knowledge of landscape as a sphere of movement. The need to conduct research on urban walking emerges from the mechanics of so-called “sensory motor amnesia”, an unaware process of memory loss of how certain groups of muscles feel and how to control them. Source: The forgotten art of walking. Toward intra-active geography of an urban landscape

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A walk with an open net.

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