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Sound walk 2022

Fanfare

Fanfare is an interactive sound walk with a sticky sad marching band.

Sound walk
Sound walk SWS25 2025

Paestum Revolution

Paestum Revolution is a sound walk immersed in the marine landscape and not with elements of acousmatic composition

video 2007  

The Rock Tours Around Great Britain, 2006-2007

On 23 September 2006, He Yunchang collected a beach rock that was the size of a shoe at the Beach of Boulmer, located at the Northumberland Coast of England.

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Beach Of Dreams

Kinetika
2021-06-27 07:00
Online

Beach of Dreams is an epic journey to discover the hidden gems of the East Coast of England, inviting collaboration from communities and artists along the way from Suffolk to Essex, UK. It will take place from 27th June – 1st August 2021.

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walkingevent SWS21  

Launch of Stenness Sound Walk

2021-09-01 13:00
Stenness, Shetland, UK

We will be at Stenness Beach, Northmavine, Shetland to launch our new sound walk that uses cutting edge GPS technology created by Satsymph. Hope people can join us there on the beach between 2pm and 4pm.

post Curated news 20 Aug, 2023

Circles in the Sand, a walkable art experience, completes ninth season – OPB

In the spring and summer, people flock to Bandon to walk on artistic labyrinths in sand that stretch out to the size of a football field. Source: Circles in the Sand, a walkable art experience, completes ninth season – OPB

post Curated news 27 Jan, 2022

Blackpool Pleasure Beach launches “Walk the Big One XL”

Blackpool Pleasure Beach launches Walk the Big One XL – an exhilarating trip to the Big One’s 235 feet summit. Plenty of selfie moments are promised at the top, before guests take the epic 420 step descent. Source: Blackpool Pleasure Beach launches Walk the Big One XL

Sound walk
Sound walk 2019

A Trip to the Sea by Red Herring Productions

A Trip to the Sea by Red Herring Productions is a 7-minute audio walking experience featuring a soundscape by Ed Jobling that guides listeners along a beachscape. It also includes a complementary touch tour with found objects and textures designed to enhance engagement for children, people with learning difficulties, and those experiencing dementia.

Sound walk
Sound walk SWS24 2023

Walking through the submerged forest

This piece is composed from my field recordings walking on the beach at low tide and readings of letters from Bexhill Museum archives, layered together with sound effects to bring to life a part of our eroding coastline and an archive which lies quietly unearthed.

post Curated news 25 May, 2024

How to hike New Zealand’s Great Walks – Lonely Planet

I started my morning along a wide swath of sandy beach, nary another soul in sight, before climbing high into the mountains through goblin-like forests. Around… Source: How to hike New Zealand’s Great Walks – Lonely Planet

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Walk 145

Hamilton BeachBeach walk from Burlington to Hamilton along the lake, with no shore in sight.Location: Burlington, ONLength: 3 kmCompanions: MomDate: 7 April, 2024 [...]

Pedestrian Blog
Poodle Walks 70

walking with Maya

My early morning, off-lead walks with Maya, our new standard poodle pup, have slowly become longer whilst she reached 16 weeks and had her final round of injections. The walks have included beaches, coastal trails, fairgrounds, hills and bushland. What...

Gary Sauer-Thompson
pedestrian - Pede... 75

Walk 126

Beach WalkWater and sky are always there, infinite, impermanent, even as ashes are cooling.Location: Burlington, OntarioLength: 3 kmCompanions: TomDate: 15 February, 2023 [...]

Pedestrian Blog
exercises in bein... 85

A random day

 At 6.30 the darkness starts to lift and the blackbird sings his song. I don't know if it is the same one, the song sounds the same every morning and the bird looks the same but they might take turns and maybe they think the same about the person ...

Monique Besten

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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