This post details a collection of sound walks and stories written by NG Bristow, featuring 30-minute two-person sound walks available in the chapbook *A Week to Walk a Fortnight* from the Museum of Walking. Each story is linked to specific What3words locations and is read by different narrators, connecting with the broader *A Week to Walk a Fortnight* project.

This geo-located sound trail in Ramsgate, Kent explores the working lives of 19th and early 20th century women using census data and literary elements. Accessible via the Soundtrails app, it features 10 mini soundscapes portraying figures like Elizabeth Shannon and Harriet Tomson, created for Thanet’s Power of Women festival 2021.

SubstanzWalk is a geo-located audio walk located in the dunes of Westduinpark, Den Haag, inspired by the essay "Substanzraum, A new approach to global space." The approximately 45-minute walk combines synthetic and environmental sounds with narrated text fragments to explore a new concept of space.

This geo-located audio walk traces the boundary of the Headingley Zoological and Botanical Gardens in Leeds, which operated from 1840 to 1858. Featuring ten stops along a short route starting at Burley Park Station, it incorporates archival records and local artists' responses to explore the Gardens' history and legacy.

Voices of Dulverton; an audio trail comprising of interviews from elderly residents and their early memories of Exmoor. Curated by Christopher Jelley from recordings and interviews by Birdie Johnson recorded around the turn of the millennium.

The Garfield Park SoundWalk features 22 geo-located soundscapes created by 7th-12th grade students from Christel House Academy South in Indianapolis’ oldest city park. This free, self-guided sound art experience is accessible through the Echoes application.

The Greenwich Sounds Hi Lo sound walk, created by Andrew Stuck for the 2020 Greenwich Sound Image Festival, connects the highest point at Eaglefield Recreation Ground and the lowest point near Abbey Wood in the Royal Borough of Greenwich, primarily following the Green Chain path. Hosted on the Echoes.xyz app, the walk features geo-located conversations recorded during lockdown, with contributions from local residents and councilors, and can be accessed via nearby public transport and the View Ranger app.