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Using the Internet as a method of travel we are no longer embedded within the physical landscape, instead we wander through digital terrains creating ambiguous, mutable spatial identities for physical sites. Journeys are no longer dictated by the physical terrain or by conventional time.

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Grab a drink and walk through the countryside surrounding Glasgow

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Journey with me on a walk through Glen Loin

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Scotrail train waiting for passengers, doors open and close as hikers commuters and others board.

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Train Arriving at Arrochar and Tarbet station by kirsten millar

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When rambling the Internet there is no sense of distance travelled and perceptions of spatiality and time are blurred, floating in our imaginations.
A virtual tour of the Arrochar Alps, engaging with the landscape through digitally traversing the documented landscape and history of the region.

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Sound recorded walking between pylons with Tele pickup mic by kirsten millar

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EMW with Tele pickup mic + Field recording of water at Duncarnock base by kirsten millar

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EMW at bottom of Duncarnock by kirsten millar