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Last night Simona Vermiere gave a talk about her research focused walking and plants, exploring some of her PhD work and talking about how she came…
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After waking up to an amazing sunrise, I set off early for the first of the Made of Walking workshops. This morning Stefan van Biesen and Annemie Mestdagh…
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Well – after an exceedingly long journey (even by Australian standards), I made it to Neo Chorio in Cyprus for Made of Walking. And now I…
Days 91 to 174 Today’s post is a feeble attempt to try and catch up from over three months of not writing. The bad habit of missing days started with a day here… Continue reading
Day 88: Karangahape Road, Auckland, Aotearoa New Zealand In an earlier post, I spoke about a forthcoming augmented reality project that I will be presenting as part of the ADA Mesh Cities Symposium… Continue reading
Images: Garry Benson Text: Garry Benson Nyuh Kuning (Yellow Coconut Village) For the 10th year I’m home – at blessed Alam Jiwa in the traditional Balinese woodcarving village of Nyuh Kuning. It’s just… Continue reading
Day 52: Sanur Beachfront, Bali, Indonesia Today was our first day back in beautiful Bali and we spent a very relaxing day walking along the beach, getting a massage, swimming and eating some… Continue reading
We are really excited to announce the release of a second edition of the publication Finding Balance: Mura Gadi by Tracey Benson, published on Blurb. With essays by Tracey Benson, Linda Carroli, Catherine… Continue reading
Text: © Garry Benson 2014 Images: © Garry Benson 2014 It was purely by chance that I noticed the Botanic Garden in Coffs Harbour. I now know that it is an incredible source… Continue reading
A stroll along the Redcliffe foreshore in December 2011 revealed some interesting artworks and stormy skies. For further information on Redcliffe see Tracey Benson’s post 365 Places: Redcliffe. Resources: Redcliffe Foreshore Public Art… Continue reading
