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| * My footsteps make the mark. My legs carry me across the country. It's like a way of measuring the world. I love that connection to my own body. It's to me the world. Richard long. interview by Higgins, Charlotte. The Guardian, June 15, 2012 | * My footsteps make the mark. My legs carry me across the country. It's like a way of measuring the world. I love that connection to my own body. It's to me the world. Richard long. interview by Higgins, Charlotte. The Guardian, June 15, 2012 | ||
| - | * After the rains, the air smells fresh with ozone sap, and leaf litter, and my senses are alive with curiosity. | + | * After the rains, the air smells fresh with ozone sap, and leaf litter, and my senses are alive with curiosity. |
| - | * 'Sit as little a s possible: do not believe any idea that was not born in the open air and of free movement - in which muscles do not also revel' | + | * 'Sit as little a s possible: do not believe any idea that was not born in the open air and of free movement - in which muscles do not also revel' |
| * Walking at ones own pace creates an unadulterated feedback loop between the rhythm of [one' | * Walking at ones own pace creates an unadulterated feedback loop between the rhythm of [one' | ||
| * By walking barefoot we can start to feel our environment again. Louisse Spisser | * By walking barefoot we can start to feel our environment again. Louisse Spisser | ||
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