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Highlights
Capturing the Castle; a journey through time
A podcast audio-walk from Llangollen Bridge to the summit of Castell Dinas Bran produced by Sarah Baylis & Sally Harrison, featuring a range of archival commentaries , from the 18thc century to the present day, voiced by members of the local community
Wednesday After Work Walks: Tracing The Tyburn
Tom Bolton, author of soon to be published “The Lost Rivers of London: A Walker’s Guide” entertained more than a dozen participants in Rethinking Cities’ latest Wednesday After Work Walk along the route of the Tyburn river describing its history and how it has influenced the street pattern and development of London’s West End. Rising at Shepherd’s Well
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Walking London’s unsung waterway: the River Lea rises again | London holidays | The Guardian
Walking a 26-mile stretch from Hertfordshire, our writer witnesses how a neglected artery of the city has been transformed into a recreational and cultural hub Source: Walking London’s unsung waterway: the River Lea rises again | London holidays | The Guardian
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Flowalking ~ Sava
The project Flowalking ~ Sava by MU—Metod & Una is centred around an 880 km long artistic action along the river Sava enacted in 2022. It is part of the action- and process-based journeys along river flows that defy geography, history and cultures.
Klinein 01 – Arga
"Klinein 01 – Arga" is a soundwalk along the river Arga in Navarre that integrates datasets from the NSIDC Sea Ice Index, sonically representing changes in global sea ice since 1978. Produced in 2020, this work explores soundscape and data synthesis by merging environmental sounds with climate data to evoke the experience of the climate emergency.
Walking pieces
Sound Bridges 1
This audio project features recordings from five bridges spanning the River Soar in Leicester, England: Bridge 103A, Packhorse Bridge, Bridge 105C, Bridge 106, and Bridge 107. It highlights the distinct and shared acoustic qualities of each site, promoting deep listening and awareness of sound ecology.
Articles on WLC
Articles elsewhere
Events
One For The Rook
A Nature Art Trail With A Difference – One For The Rook! One For The Rook is an exciting Nature Art Trail brought to you by the team who produced the Bergh Apton Sculpture Trails, and inspired by the books, Lost Words and Lost Spells, by Robert MacFarlane and Jackie Morris. One For The Rook
Feel Good Friday – A virtual tour of downtown Tokyo with historicity
Angus Lockyer is a historian of modern Japan, who taught at SOAS University of London for fifteen years. Jelena Sofronijevic is an audio producer, dedicated to exploring the intersection of politics and culture. They have collaborated on historicity.
