WANDERKAMMER

"Walking is not about recreation or nature study (or poetry - or 'stopping' to make 'outdoor sculptures'; or 'take' photographs). It is about an attempt at being 'broken down' mentally and physically - with the desire to 'flow' inside a rhythm of walking - to experience a temporary state of euphoria, a blending of my mind with the outside world of nature.
     I walk on the land to be woven into nature. . . The character of a walk cannot be predicted. A walk is practical not theoretical.

Hamish Fulton, Walking Journeys, Tate Publications, 2002

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