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Nordic Walking – Beckenham Place Park

London National Park City Week
27 Jul, 2018
Beckenham Place Park, Beckenham Hill Road, Beckenham, UK

A 90 minute taster session to inspire novices on the delights and fitness benefits of Nordic Walking by Sonya Brennanan accredited instructor in the beautiful setting of Beckenham Place Park. Nordic Walking uses poles in order to add two major benefits to walking. It is one of the fastest growing fitness activities in the UK: Want to hear more about Nordic

Sound walk
Sound walk 2021

Echoscape: Sounds and eMmories at Maiden Castle

Echoscape is an immersive audio experience that connects time, place and imagination. Maiden Castle has been a focus of imagination for countless people over its history.

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Sydney Gardens Bath Tree Weekender

Bath & North East Somerset Council / Retaining Cities & the Museum of Walking
27 - 28 Nov, 2021
Sydney Gardens, Sydney Place, Bathwick, Bath, UK

Rethinking Cities and the Museum of Walking are delighted to have been commissioned by the Sydney Gardens Project at Bath & North East Somerset Council to devise the  programme of events for its Tree Weekender this coming weekend (27 & 28 November).  We are encouraging people to join a range of walks and creative sessions in the gardens and have an online programme

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Sound walk SWS23 2022

F for Farnham

a self-guided audio story walk taking you on a ghostly journey around Surrey’s most haunted town. Do not walk alone.

post Curated news 20 Aug, 2025

New pilgrim routes open as 21st century Britons rediscover ancient spiritual paths – Episcopal News Service

[Church of England] Two new pilgrimage routes are being launched this summer and early autumn, offering opportunities for individuals and families to explore the sacred landscapes and spiritual her… Source: New pilgrim routes open as 21st century Britons rediscover ancient spiritual paths – Episcopal News Service

post Curated news 23 Apr, 2025

Walking in Greece: helping to restore the ancient trails of Andros island | Walking holidays | The Guardian

Idyllic scenery is just part of the appeal of a break that is also about sustainability, meeting locals and maintaining paths Source: Walking in Greece: helping to restore the ancient trails of Andros island | Walking holidays | The Guardian

Sound walk
Sound walk 2021

St Non’s Sound Walk

This podcast gives people from all over the world the chance to follow in the footsteps of ancient pilgrims and experience the stories, secrets and sounds of St Non’s Chapel and Holy Well, the reported birthplace of Wales’ patron saint.

Sound walk
Sound walk 2020

Saxons to the Seventies

A dramatic response to the history of an ancient woodland in south Bristol (UK).

Walking piece
Walking piece Marŝarto24 2024

Terminalia 24 – a provocation

Terminalia 24 https://youtu.be/WoorOqkUS9w Images and words by invited artists, responding to Kel Portman's provocation concerning boundaries

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Walking piece 2022

London Christmas Treasure Hunt

A walk through the heart of old London in search of the places, traditions and stories that influence how we celebrate Christmas today. Solve clues to find the spirit of Christmas along the way!

post Curated news 18 Apr, 2024

A modern pilgrimage through Herefordshire’s Golden Valley | Walking holidays | The Guardian

With nights spent in ancient churches and wayfarers’ meals at farms and pubs, this spiritual four-day walk is all about the journey – and rural England at its finest Source: A modern pilgrimage through Herefordshire’s Golden Valley | Walking holidays | The Guardian

post Curated news 30 Mar, 2024

Cornwall’s very own Camino: walking the St Michael’s Way | Walking holidays | The Guardian

Accessing the healing power of ancient walking routes needn’t mean weeks of walking, or even going abroad: a 14-mile route in Cornwall proves just as magical Source: Cornwall’s very own Camino: walking the St Michael’s Way | Walking holidays | The Guardian

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post Curated news 06 Jul, 2023

Footpaths to the past: ‘We must keep our ancient tracks alive by walking them’ | Walking holidays | The Guardian

The UK’s paths and holloways should be protected for their environmental appeal and historic worth – but they also need to be maintained by using them Source: Footpaths to the past: ‘We must keep our ancient tracks alive by walking them’ | Walking holidays | The Guardian

post 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

post Curated news 24 Apr, 2020

This Latin phrase will change the way you manage problems — Quartz

Sometimes an ancient tip is just the trick for managing a postmodern existence. Source: This Latin phrase will change the way you manage problems — Quartz

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Walkspace 98

Escaping suburbia – a walk from your sofa

Join writer and artist ...kruse for a real or imagined walk through the green spaces of Dorridge.

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Amy Tsilemanis 75

Celebrating 15 years of creative practice (and winters in Ballarat!)

It’s a wintery restful weekend here and I am here thinking of Sappho, the Ancient Greek poet known for her lyric poetry written to be sung to music. I am...

Amy Tsilemanis
pedestrian - Pede... 85

Walk 146

Swayambhu to Tergar Osel LingPilgrimage and sacred sites all over the place. There is so much I don't know about these ancient streets I'm walking on. Past that one air conditioned cafe. Around Swayambhunath, the Monkey Temple. Through Buddha park, where golden statues of Padmasambhava, Shakyamuni and Chenrezig gaze across the crowded and noisy Ring Road. Across the Ring Road, somehow.  Up the windy road, up the pathway, up the stairs. Cheerful monks coming down say I'm almost t [...]

Pedestrian Blog
Radical Stroud 75

FGR and WWI Memorials

I pedalled through snowdrops and birdsong, To the two war memorials in Woodchester, Then bicycled past umpteen old cloth mills, River liquid light all along my way, To Nailsworth, Avening, Minchinhampton and Amberley, With long barrows and a stand...

Stuart Charles Butler

oversupinate

People who jog, run, and sprint have their share of problems that slow-moving people can barely comprehend. One is oversupination. As the OED defines it, to oversupinate is “To run or walk so that the weight falls upon the outer sides of the feet to a greater extent than is necessary, desirable, etc.” A 1990 Runner’s World article gets to the crux of the problem: “It’s hard to ascertain exactly what percentage of the running population oversupinates, but it’s a fraction of the people who think they do.” Credits to Mark Peters.

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