walking – Hiking.org – Paths to a better future

Creating livable cities by walking

A city that is both good for people and for the planet is a lot about walking, trees, city ecology and interesting ( and complicated) cityscapes – And very little about cars

In a sea of cars

There are more than a billion cars on our planet, and the number of vehicles keep growing even though cars look less and less like the answer to many of the both local and global challenges we face today

Refuel on hike

Getting enough to drink and eat on a hike is one of the things that is often not considered important for inexperienced hikers

It’s better to walk about thinking than think about walking

Logbook note: How to think is one of the classic questions in philosophy – And most of the great thinkers were not in doubt – thinking is better on foot

The faster you move the longer you need to go

Strange how walking can be the solution and how a higher speed can make the distance you have to travel so much longer

Coast Trails matters – helping cold stunned sea turtles

Logbook – using the day reading, writing and sketching up how local coast communities can grow stronger by helping cold stunned sea turtles

Nobody is starting from Scratch

Logbook 26. August 2018. Thoughts on hiking and starting out from a place called Scratch

Reach out by walking together

Logbook 22. August 2018. Walking together is a unique way to connect with people that can be hard to reach in any other way

Connecting the countryside and the city

Logbook 13. August 2018 – Both trails and relational eating can connect the back-country with life in the cities, to the benefits of all

walking as feelings

Logbook 9. August 2018 – Sketches of different styles of walking tell a lot about us, not just how we feel at the moment but also in a much larger time frame

Walkable city planning thoughts

Logbook 6. August 2018 – Sketching up the difference between a city designed for cars and a city designed for walking

One step at a time

Logbook note 31 Dec. : “It is better to take many small steps in the right direction than to make a great leap forward only to stumble backward.” (Old Chinese Proverb )

10 first world trails up on Hiking.org

Places to hike around the world: first ten hiking trails are up now

Maybe landscapes needs to breathe too

Nature has fascinating rhythms, tidal water is one of the very visible ones..

Can hiking solve global problems?

When you walk, you can only carry a little, and only take one step at the time – just those two things can really make a great difference to anybody’s understanding, after a few days