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This soundwalk explores the green spaces of the B37 postcode area in Solihull. It was created by SOUNDkitchen in association with B37 Project and was commissioned by Eastside Projects in 2020 as part of their Link & Shift Artist Walks series.
SOUNDwalk: B37 offers a new way of experiencing the local environment as it guides you through an immersive journey of audio encounters. Discover the hidden sounds of bats and underwater life, listen to wind and rain on metal structures, learn to identify different trees and forage for food guided by local people passionate about wildlife. Listen to some audio excerpts below.
The walk has four routes that can be explored as individual walks or as part of a longer experience. You can start at any point on any of the routes.
Commissioned by Eastside Projects 2020.
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Hosted by: SOUNDkitchen
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