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Storytelling and hiking
Drawings and text by Frits Ahlefeldt, Hiking.org
There are many connections between storytelling and walking, this page is about exploring these connections much more, to find out how storytelling work and can be used along the hiking trails, both as a way to remember the trails, as a way to get new understandings and/or as ways to write about, share and publish the walking experiences
Landspirits
Land spirits – collection of creatures of a more spiritual nature hikers sometimes share stories about
Psychology and ways of crossing a stream
Hiking can teach us new things about our strategies, roles and preferences.
Search chain vs line
Two very different ways of moving through a landscape and strategies to gain new understandings
Facts of a bigger picture
We will often be able to gain better understandings from more perspectives when sharing our knowledge
Talking to the press
Drawing up how more and more hiking projects also becomes media projects – getting funding, making videos and sharing updates to get funding or attention
Building global networks of knowledge
We live in a special time where it is possible, using technology, to build new collective landscapes of understanding
Science, citizen and planet mindset
New knowledge focus on how there are huge differences between how scientists, engaged citizens and maybe even the planet thinks
Science jam session
Science is often seen as a top down lecture activity, but hiking together and debating, seeing and meeting different point of views around a campfire is a better way to innovate
di00502 Ending up where we started
Drawing of a girl with backpack asking: “What is the point in walking all this way if we end up where we started?”