Day #1
(Maasland to) Werkendam
52.1km
Day #2
Heeswijk-Dinther
52.9/105km
Day #3
Hegelsom
55/160km
Day #4
Otzenrach, Germany
56/216km
Day #5
Rodenkirchen, Köln
56/272km
Day #6
Linz
56/326km
Day #7
REST-DAY
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Freedom is buried within censorship.
Myths of the mighty perpetuated without.
Doubt is sidelined.
Fear is served.
Repression consumed.
Unlimit what you are allowed to think
Unlimit what you are allowed to say
Unlimit yourself
Unburden
Liberate
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Link to the spark that lit this piece:
Sweet drones.
Lovely listen. Always there when you need it, but never demanding.
I’m very pleased to announce that Ambient Soundbath Podcast #91 was put together by somebody new to me, who reached out via the website – Alaeddin Hallack – You can learn more about him below. This mix is very nice; Alaeddin really captured the essence of what an Ambient Soundbath is and programmed an excellent show accordingly with a variety of artists I’ve featured on my Restful Drones and Ambient Spaces Playlist on Spotify, but not here on the Soundbath.
Ambient Soundbath Podcast #91 Track List:
00:00 Warmth ― Essay
07:48 – Hakobune ― love knows where
17:20 – Andrew Lahiff ― Distant Fragments
23:21 – Fading Language ― A Space in the Silence
25:34 – Andrew Lahiff ― A Lingering Light
30:21 – Tonepoet ― Solar Wind
34:47 – kwajbasket ― and then i entered the void to find you
37:52 – Max Corbacho ― No Day nor Night
41:00 – Oöphoi ― Riding A White Swan Over Silent Lands
48:32 – Warmth ― Spherule
54:40 – Havenaire ― Brute Camp
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Dave Darby talks with Julia Steinberger, professor of ecological economics at the University of Leeds and a member of the IPCC, about her work and the links between biodiversity loss and economic growth. 3,107 more words
via Biodiversity loss is driven by economic growth: Prof. Julia Steinberger — Lowimpact.org
Spot on. Wonderful interview and read. Couldn’t agree more – and well worth sharing wider. Geoff from Tracing Horizons.
