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Lewes Castle

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Lewes Castle & Museum, High Street, Lewes, UK
40 minutes

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An immersive binaural audio guide using geo-location to guide visitors around Lewes Castle and the associated Barbican House & Museum.

An immersive binaural audio guide using geo-location to guide visitors around Lewes Castle and the associated Barbican House & Museum.

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Hosted by: Joseph Young / Sussex Archeological Spociety

APA style reference

Young, J. (2017). Lewes Castle. walk · listen · create. https://walklistencreate.org/walkingpiece/lewes-castle/

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One who carries a heavy bag for another who is intent on spoiling a walk.

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