Walking drives this work. It explores connections between people, materials and the natural world, using movement through landscape to uncover relationships, encounters and a sense of place. It is a digital book printed by blurb.com

I write about where I walk, what I learn and see, and how the history of place keeps me connected to the walk.

Museum of Stories: Bury Park is a geolocative app featuring twelve audio dramas based on real experiences from the Bury Park district of Luton, UK, each linked to its actual location. The stories span from the 19th century to the present, reflecting diverse community histories including local cinema, Jewish life, political activism, and contemporary migration.

Twelve short stories created by primary school children and the residents of a care home in Luton, Medway. You're invited to listen to them at home, or as you walk the route featured on our beautifully designed map.

For over a decade, I spent days and weeks in the uninspiring suburb of Belmont, Hereford, while visiting my partner’s family. When I started walking further afield, I found places full of humour and pathos.

Corona Walker is the name of a walking art project by Barbara Lounder. It began during the 2021 corona virus pandemic lockdowns, is ongoing, and was inspired by the headstone of Corona Isabel Walker, 1870-1889.

The Chicago Pedway is a sprawling, illogical network of underground corridors spanning 40 downtown blocks. On the Trail of a Disorderly Future explored this space through walking tours, souvenirs, and a self-guided book, blending myth and history across 36 sites.

This geolocated soundwalk was commissioned by the 13th edition of the MOMENTUM biennale by the festival. It is an investigation and celebration of sound and an exploration of the relations between the natural and cultural worlds of Moss, Norway.

‘Along The Lines’ is an immersive mobile soundwalk exploring Brighton’s laundry heritage. Designed and recorded by sound artist and researcher Anna Celeste Edmonds, in collaboration with charity Quiet Down. This project was funded by the Heritage Lottery, and is accessible on Echoes and the artist’s website.

A sound walk around the boundary of Camallera, Cataluna, with something to listen to at each of the 12 stages

Janet Cardiff's Her Long Black Hair is a 35-minute journey that begins at Central Park South and transforms an everyday stroll in the park into an absorbing psychological and physical experience.