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Lore of The Wild
Lore of The Wild is a two-hour audio storywalk through Lesnes Abbey Woods, co-created by Bernadette Russell and Sophie Austin for Estuary 2021, featuring stories and sounds from the woodland's non-human inhabitants. The route includes varied terrain with steep inclines and is unsuitable for wheelchair users, with audio tracks available on SoundCloud and Spotify and a map provided at the Chestnut Kiosk.
How the Slow Ways network could change walking in Britain | Walking holidays | The Guardian
Geographers have used lockdown to map a network of routes across Britain – joining urban areas via forgotten pathways Source: How the Slow Ways network could change walking in Britain | Walking holidays | The Guardian
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Lore of The Wild
Lore of The Wild is a two-hour audio storywalk through Lesnes Abbey Woods, co-created by Bernadette Russell and Sophie Austin for Estuary 2021, featuring stories and sounds from the woodland's non-human inhabitants. The route includes varied terrain with steep inclines and is unsuitable for wheelchair users, with audio tracks available on SoundCloud and Spotify and a map provided at the Chestnut Kiosk.
How the Slow Ways network could change walking in Britain | Walking holidays | The Guardian
Geographers have used lockdown to map a network of routes across Britain – joining urban areas via forgotten pathways Source: How the Slow Ways network could change walking in Britain | Walking holidays | The Guardian
The Tranquil Line – I D Thompson, 2019
The Tranquil Line was initially presented as an installation in the South West Chamber library at Eastbury Manor, Barking in March 2019 as part of the Open Construction exhibition curated by Patrick Morrisey and Hanz Hancock.
The Tranquil Line is a suite of binaural soundscape recordings made on an early Spring walk between the William Morris Gallery in Walthamstow and Eastbury Manor House in Barking.
Inspired by the guiding principles of the Society for the Protection of Ancient Buildings founded by William Morris and Phillip Webb in 1877, the recordings highlight points of relative tranquility that still remain along the route.
An interactive map of the route can be found here: http://u.osmfr.org/m/355484/
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