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-this is a park 15 minutes from my moms house in Orange County, NY

-the purpose of the park is for people to see the beautiful scenery

-anyone can enter the park along as they are mindful to the nature

-you can see many animals in this park like deers, birds, foxes, bears.

-you can find the information of animals within this park online

-an assumption I made about this space is people come here for peace and quietness

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link of all the species within the area

Some questions I wondered after my walk:

What kind of eco systems exist within this park?

How does this park change throughout the seasons?

What cultural significance does this park have?

This experience may influence my approach to other places I visit by leaving me with questions to ask and allowing me to compare this place to other places.

I feel this experience allowed me to connect with nature and really enjoy what's around me. It was very refreshing being in an environment full of nature.

I feel I felt most effective recording my perspective of what I was seeing on my walk therefore others can view it in the same perspective

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Learn about the species that live inOrange County, US, NY!

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During my walk in the local park the weather was perfect with a gentle breeze that rustled through the trees and a warm sun. As the spring is starting the leaves are turning more green and the flowers are starting to bloom upstate. I could hear the soft chatter of birds and rustling leaves. What stood out to me most was the sense of connection I felt not just to nature but to the land itself. The park felt like a reminder that while we often rush through life, nature provides a slow, gentle rhythm that helps restore a sense of balance.

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points of the podcast I felt was most important 

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points of the podcast I felt was most important 

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critical walking methods: the episode discusses the importance of reexamining traditional representations of walkers and emphasizes the need for walking practices that challenges us

walking research: it introduces the concept of walking research creation, highlighting how walking can be a method for generating knowledge, creating community engagement, and exploring more than human relationships.

land acknowledgements: it addresses the significance of land acknowledgements, urging listeners to reflect on their relationships to indigenous peoples and territories.

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Harriman State Park, NY | Quick Hiking Guide

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can "walking research" enhance my understanding of the spaces, lives and bodies we inhabit?

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can "walking research" enhance my understanding of the spaces, lives and bodies we inhabit?

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"walking research" can enhance your understanding of the spaces, lives, and bodies we inhabit. Walking as a method of research allows you to engage with the world in a dynamic, embodied way. By walking through a space, you can become more in tune to its rhythms, sounds, textures, and the way light changes throughout the day. Walking research is about engaging with space, people, and your own embodied experience in a way that opens up new ways of understanding. It’s an active, immersive approach to exploring the world around us, allowing for a deeper, more sensory, and more connected understanding of the spaces, lives, and bodies we inhabit.