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Sound walk SWS25 2024

Crackpots Mosaic Trail Audio Walk

Open Country's audio walks connect us with the great outdoors, through mindful descriptions and ambient sounds recorded on walks through beautiful countryside locations. Join narrator Tom as he explores Crackpots Mosaic Trail in North Yorkshire.

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Sound walk SWS21 2021

Footpath for Otic Ghosts

This post explores how walking in natural and built environments can serve as a practice of listening to both internal thoughts and external sounds, emphasizing the role of environmental features as resonators and instruments. It invites reflection on how places can be understood sonically, highlighting the potential of everyday materials and settings to create or reveal unique auditory experiences.

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Sound walk SWS23 2022

Combe Valley Biography

History and Nature walks of Combe Valley in East Sussex revealing the history and the special flora and fauna of this remarkable valley. The valley stretches as far as the Watermill & Powdermill Streams and the Combe Haven river and seashore.

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Tough Soles Blog 85

Diamond Hill Galway Day Hikes

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Ellie Berry
THE LRM 90

August 2020 Walking Today

  The general theme for today's walk is our relationship with the “natural” landscape. We’ll be thinking about flora, fauna, greenspace amidst our everyday environment and as ever you are welcome to interpret the instructions however, and wherever you choose. Please do remember to be respectful of what ever else is happening in the space you explore. Please be safe and take care of yourself and others, this includes following whatever your local guidelines around Covid19 are   I’ll start wandering in Manchester at 2pm and there will be a new prompt shared every 10 minutes or so for the next ninety minutes. Think of these as conversation starters with the space you are in, whether its inside or out, some of them will overlap with each other, some may not work as well in your environment but have a think about them all. Be as creative or as literal as you fancy, but please do share what you find in some way.   Prompts will be posted in the following ways:   1) In a private whatsapp group, this is where there will be most live chat and sharing of photographs etc. Its free and open to all, to join please send me a whatsapp or text message before 1.30pm to 079 749 29589   2) On twitter, in a thread by @thelrm with hashtag #LRMAugust   3) As comments to a post on the facebook group “the loiterers resistance movement”   4) On THIS blogpost to www.thelrm.org (hopefully, as you may be aware we do sometimes have issues accessing the site - if we cant comment they may appear as a post instead. please bare with us!)    Thanks to John who will be staying at a screen to manage facebook, twitter and the blog whilst I am on whatsapp Looking forward to wandering and wondering with you and seeing what we find, as ever more details from mlrose@thelrm.org or the places mentioned above    With love and golden apples   Morag

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THE LRM 95

August 2020 First Sunday

Hello everyone It’s first Sunday, this Sunday and so time to walk together again. As I explained last month we will continue with the physically disconnected methods for now so everyone who wants to can join in, wherever they are, inside or out....

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ivanpope 85

Alone at A*

I was always alone at A* but I wanted to be a tour guide, to gather others around me and walk with them and tell them stories, to show them the edges, the hinterland, the connective tissue, the limina, the penumbric spaces.I wasn’t interested in the flora, I passed over it without seeing, without noticing.… Continue reading Alone at A* →

Ivan Pope

GPS, geo-poetic system

Geo-poetic system was a term coined by Lucy Frears during locative media art research (published 2017). The basis of geopoetics, a theory and practice developed by Scottish philosopher and poet Kenneth White, is to connect humans to the lines of the earth (White cited in McManus 2007: 183), or ‘what’s out there’ (Ingold 1993; 154; White 2005: 200; White 2006: 9). The contact White describes is often between the human mind and the earth, what he calls ‘landscape-mindscape’ (Legendre 2011: 121). Because of the embodied nature of locative media experiences using a smartphone in landscape for these walking art experiences using gps technologies Frears expanded this notion to being ‘landscape-mindscape-bodyscape’ (2017).

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