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Stepping Out
Stepping Out by Red Herring Productions is a coastal walking performance featuring field recordings from the North Devon coastline. The project, in partnership with the North Devon Coast Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, may offer downloadable sound files and encourage local visits to recording locations.
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This podcast series, titled ‘Sensing The Wild,’ features walks and talks that bring natural sounds indoors to help people with sight loss connect to local parks, woodlands, and coastal areas. The project is funded by the Heritage Lottery Fund and organized by Going for Independence, a Redcar and Cleveland Community Interest Company.
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Stepping Out
Stepping Out by Red Herring Productions is a coastal walking performance featuring field recordings from the North Devon coastline. The project, in partnership with the North Devon Coast Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, may offer downloadable sound files and encourage local visits to recording locations.
Sensing The Wild
This podcast series, titled ‘Sensing The Wild,’ features walks and talks that bring natural sounds indoors to help people with sight loss connect to local parks, woodlands, and coastal areas. The project is funded by the Heritage Lottery Fund and organized by Going for Independence, a Redcar and Cleveland Community Interest Company.
This geo-located sound trail gives glimpses into the working lives of 19th and early 20th century women in the coastal town of Ramsgate, Kent, Uk. It’s based mainly on census data plus a little literary licence and was originally created for POW!, Thanet’s Power of Women festival, 2021. Through 10 mini soundscapes along the route the listener, cast as a census enumerator, can find out more about people such as Elizabeth Shannon, newly widowed in 1891 with nine children to look after, running a Dining Rooms with her sister. Or Harriet Tomson, who for around 20 was Brewer and Malster for Tomson’s brewery, the oldest brewery in England until its aquisition and closure by Whitbread and Co Ltd in 1968.
It’s available via the free app Soundtrails (www.soundtrails.com.au). After downloading Soundtrails from Play Store or App Store tap on the three horizontal lines at the top left, select Sandpit and enter the code 16FQ.
Thanks to Grace Conium, Ellie Williams, Tijana Cvetkovic, Nicky Shreeve, Marian, Louise Davison, Bridget Edgar, Ruth Clasper, Harriet Grey, Deryn Watts and Lawrence Northall for bringing the voices alive.
5 Waterloo Place - Anne Kinton, 1861
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