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Walking without a donkey 30 Mar, 2026

Walking in Pairs 4

4th in the Walking in Pairs series with Kristina Rothstein in Vancouver, Canada and Tamsin Grainger in Edinburgh, Scotland. Walking together, apart. December 4th 2025. Our theme: Freedom / Constraint Kristina (9.45) : It was a chilly rainy day. I walked from my house to Queen Elizabeth Park, a large municipal arboretum which includes ornamental … Continue reading Walking in Pairs 4

POINTS D'OUÏE, PAYS... 30 Mar, 2026

L’immersion sonore via des œuvres de Max Neuhaus

À l’heure où l’on parle beaucoup d’art immersif, d’œuvres immersives, de dispositifs immersifs, à l’endroit où la création sonore et musicale tend à plonger l’auditeur au cœur de l’œuvre, des sons, des ambiances, je voudrais revenir sur le travail d’un artiste précurseur, qui m’a beaucoup inspiré et m’inspire encore. Il s’agit de Max Neuhaus. À […]

Featured 29 Mar, 2026

On Pilgrimage: what we have learned so far

In association with the Arts & Culture Task Force of the World Trails Network, we are running a six month series of monthly online meetings with academic researchers, thought leaders, trail professionals and walking artists to investigate pilgrimage today. On Pilgrimage – Pilgrimage Today Beginning in March, and to run on the first Tuesday of

Tough Soles Write ups 29 Mar, 2026

Launching The Slí Signet Inspired by long distance hiking

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Tough Soles Write ups 26 Mar, 2026

The Vandeleur-Lynams Project Film Tour

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ALL BLOG POSTS - Tamsin G... 26 Mar, 2026

Walking for Peace

A blog about walking, alone and with others in Edinburgh and at a distance, for peace.

33 Temple 25 Mar, 2026

‘Small Works, Wall Works’ at Trapezium Arts, Bradford, Yorkshire Sculptors Group Show 2026

The group show 'Small Works, Wall Works' was hosted at Trapezium Arts in Bradford, UK from 21 February to 14 March 2026 and featured work by members of the Yorkshire Sculptors Group.Trapezium is a contemporary arts and photography gallery on Kirkgate i...

Tough Soles Write ups 24 Mar, 2026

Exploring the Ancient Caves of Kesh Sligo Day Hikes

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Featured 24 Mar, 2026

Scrambling for maps

March 2026 we are holding 3 online Map Scrambles, in which artists will be discussing when and why they use maps or mapping to document their walking art. Map Scramble 1 (Monday 23 7pm GMT)   Map Scramble 2 (Wednesday 25 7pm GMT) Map Scramble 3 (Thursday 26 7pm GMT) Each events part of the

Curated news 24 Mar, 2026

Here’s Where to Buy Crocs’ Latest Shoe Collaboration With Lego Online

Crocs just dropped its latest collaboration with Lego and the clogs are like art you can wear. Here’s where you can buy the colorful shoes online now. Source: Here’s Where to Buy Crocs’ Latest Shoe Collaboration With Lego Online

Walk21 24 Mar, 2026

National Walking Case Studies

A new compendium of National Walking Case Studies was launched today in Vienna, Austria at the meeting of the Transport, Health, and Environment pan-European Programme (THE PEP). The post National Walking Case Studies appeared first on Walk21.

Featured 20 Mar, 2026

A global invitation to walk in solidarity with communities along the Lebanon Mountain Trail.

South Lebanon has been under attack from Israel displacing thousands of families now fleeing north for refuge. It is no longer possible or appropriate to continue the plan to walk the Lebanon Mountain Trail in April. However, Kinetika and Lebanon Mountain Trail Association (LMTA) are keen to highlight the stories of the people along the

Poodle Walks 20 Mar, 2026

Harmful algae bloom and stormwater runoff

I haven’t posted here since Kalani’s death from eating parts of a dead fish contaminated with brevetoxins from Karenia cristata. Though the daily poodlewalks with Maya have continued I have more or less stayed away from walking along the co...

Walk with me: Annemarie L... 19 Mar, 2026

A Line in the Mind

Prime Meridian, Greenwich

Reading and Walking 18 Mar, 2026

13. Anne Swannell, Mall

The honours student I’m co-supervising (and what a lucky introduction to supervising students!) likes Anne Swannell’s 1993 book of poetry, Mall. She’s interested in writing poems about places that aren’t particularly “poetic”–nice to look at, complete, obvious subjects for contemplation–and recommended Mall as an example of the kind of thing she would like to write. … Continue reading 13. Anne Swannell, Mall →

Curated news 18 Mar, 2026

How you walk reveals to others how you are feeling, researchers say | Science | The Guardian

Study highlights the movements in people’s gait that give away most about their emotional state Source: How you walk reveals to others how you are feeling, researchers say | Science | The Guardian

Radical Stroud 18 Mar, 2026

A Stroud Supermarket General Strike Centenary Ramble

It’s easy to forget that a walk around our local supermarkets Can take you back in a glance to the early twentieth century: Names like Coronation Road, King’s Road, Queen’s Road, With the red brick villas lining the streets: Their soot mixed with morta...

Living Streets Aotearoa 17 Mar, 2026

Submission on lane use improvements consultation

The Government’s consultation on lane use improvements is open for submissions until 5 pm on Weds 25 March. Living Streets Aotearoa has prepared an organisational submission below, but we encourage everyone who is concerned about the potential im...

Radical Stroud 17 Mar, 2026

Beatrice Webb and the General Strike

Beatrice Webb’s May 1926 Diary (a small selection) The net impression left on my mind is that the General Strike will turn out not to be a revolution of any sort but a batch of compulsory Bank Holidays without any opportunity for recreation and a lot o...

Walking without a donkey 17 Mar, 2026

The Walk Club, Edinburgh

A brand-new Edinburgh walking / wheeling club offering ambulatory meet-ups that focus on local history, art, and urban nature ~ with a twist ~

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A footstep: I widna geng a fitstramp owre da door efter her.

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