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The image depicts the words ‘this is something that you used to do’, made from unfired porcelain clay in small, delicate words. The words are stuck to a stone wall under a bridge — Creative Interventions

Untitled (Unfired porcelain sentences) – Susie Rose Dalton

A white woman in a green, black and white fitted dress kneels in a spotlight on a darkened stage. Her arms are outstretched and her head is flung back in a bold gesture of opening to the world / the audience. In front of her is a bowl of water – some of this has spilled on to the stage floor. — Community-based Walks

The Voice of the Water – not panicky (Alison Mackenzie)

A middle-aged white man wearing a stripey jumper looks calmly and thoughtfully down the River Clyde towards the sea. The Kingston Bridge spans the Clyde in an arch behind him. Buildings can be seen behind the Renfrew Ferry on the other side of the water. — Community-based Walks

Journey to the Magical World – not panicky (Hughie McIntyre)

In the still from the video Chloe, who is wearing white, leaps in the air across an area of grass in a public park. The sun is shining. There is an abandoned building on the left of her, and trees in front of her. — Creative Interventions

Freedom and Movement – not panicky (Chloe Maxwell)

In this image Euan, a youngish white man wearing a blue shirt with a green buff around his neck stands laughing in front of a red traffic light in an urban street (in Paisley). — Community-based Walks

Adapting to Change – not panicky (Euan Hayton)

The image depicts a chalk game marked on a pavement. The text reads 'Spin Along' — Creative Interventions

Microclimates – Ceri Morgan

A series of Jo Delafons’s ‘walk boxes’ presented as an installation. Each is a mixed media abstract interpretation of a walk taken on the South Downs by the artist during Lockdown. Their delicate construction emphasises our fragile relationship with nature and our environment, The box form evokes the rigid confines and restrictions of lockdown in contrast to the precious freedom of the walk evoked inside. Each box can be turned over by hand. — Gallery 4

Lockdown Walk Boxes – Jo Delafons

One of the walking talking place project clusters is around trees and woodlands. This walk is a part of one of its initiatives to support the Nailsworth Town Council's tree planting program over the coming years. — Audio/Sound Walks

Walking Talking Place – Walking the Land

Amber and Ellen made the video of their walk, to record their conversation about a how a carbon neutral landscape can bring many benefits. — Community-based Walks

Sharing Our Views: envisioning a carbon neutral landscape in the Stroud Valleys – Walking the Land

One of a series of images made by Susan Kester who during lockdown found an intensity of focus, both outside and in. “I began to include odd juxtapositions of objects and nature... a way for me to visualise the thought interruptions that come whilst walking.” — Gallery 4

Sacred Space: two metre distancing – Walking the Land

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