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How (and why) should you wander aimlessly?

How (and why) should you wander aimlessly? Source: How (and why) should you wander aimlessly?

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Terminalia – Walking an Invisible Line

A walk along an invisible line… to celebrate Terminalia. Part of a project to walk the length Ordnance Survey ZeroZero eastings, setting off due south from my home in Gloucestershire to the grid line and initially heading west to Wales and the sea.

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“The Art of Sauntering,” by Susan Hand Shetterly | Down East Magazine

When I saunter, I pause. I look around and listen. I give time for what might happen next. Source: “The Art of Sauntering,” by Susan Hand Shetterly | Down East Magazine

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A Walk Around Carlisle in 1975 – Flashbak

“And, finally, I condemn them perpetually to the deep pit of hell, there to remain with Lucifer and all his fellows, and their bodies to the gallows of Burrow moor, first to be hanged, then ripped and torn by dogs, swine, and other wild beasts, abominable to all the world. And their candle (light of

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Walking Art

Sub-collection · 149 items

Wandering

Collection · 45 items

Related

Curated news

How (and why) should you wander aimlessly?

How (and why) should you wander aimlessly? Source: How (and why) should you wander aimlessly?

Walking piece

Terminalia – Walking an Invisible Line

A walk along an invisible line… to celebrate Terminalia. Part of a project to walk the length Ordnance Survey ZeroZero eastings, setting off due south from my home in Gloucestershire to the grid line and initially heading west to Wales and the sea.

Kel Portman
Curated news

“The Art of Sauntering,” by Susan Hand Shetterly | Down East Magazine

When I saunter, I pause. I look around and listen. I give time for what might happen next. Source: “The Art of Sauntering,” by Susan Hand Shetterly | Down East Magazine

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A Walk Around Carlisle in 1975 – Flashbak

“And, finally, I condemn them perpetually to the deep pit of hell, there to remain with Lucifer and all his fellows, and their bodies to the gallows of Burrow moor, first to be hanged, then ripped and torn by dogs, swine, and other wild beasts, abominable to all the world. And their candle (light of

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Wandercast, created by Ludicrous Pilgrim, offers episodic audio guides that encourage playful engagement with the environment, with Episode 4: Wet & Salty released in 2019. Each episode provides a unique playful focus and pre-wandering information to inspire listeners to explore familiar and unfamiliar places in new ways.

Wandercast, by Ludicrous Pilgrim, seeks to tweak our relationship with the world by highlighting its playful potential. New for 2019, it’s Episode 4: Wet & Salty!  Link direct to Episode 4 above

Wandercast invites you to adopt a particular playful focus, which is different for each episode, and to use these various ludic-tinted specs to explore the world around you. What will you discover about places you find familiar? What might you discover about unfamiliar places? I once found a huge potato in the gutter, so I put it on a postbox. True story.

You can Wandercast your lunch break, Wandercast your way home; Wandercast the streets, Wandercast the woods; Wandercast the night, Wandercast the day; you can Wandercast whenever and wherever you want!

Each Wandercast has some pre-wandering info to give an idea of its focus.

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Z Wilson, R. (2016). Wandercast. walk · listen · create. https://walklistencreate.org/walkingpiece/wandercast/

wander lines

The term “lignes d’erre” which was developped by Fernand Deligny who followed autist children in their shift had been taken up later by G.deleuze.

About wander lines: https://forumviesmobiles.org/points-de-vue/12619/surexpression-wander-lines

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