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Cwm Dulais Walk
04:30
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2. |
Coastal Evening Walk
06:14
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3. |
The Mawr
04:10
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4. |
Penlle'r Castell
04:00
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5. |
Hampton Court Walk
04:00
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6. |
Marina Orchestra
03:48
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7. |
Kenfig Beach Walk
02:31
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8. |
Sunbury Walled Garden
03:45
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9. |
South Coast Walk
04:00
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10. |
The Waterside
04:00
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11. |
Rain
03:17
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Alastair Duncan Swansea, UK
I am a visual artist working with the tactile mediums of tapestry weaving and sound.
I produce environmental soundscapes for StillWalks® and more abstract audio as standalone tracks and for use with my audio interactive tapestry weaving.
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