Rattlesnake Ledge Trail

This walk uses different symbolic audio and the Eritrean coffee ceremony as both metaphor and method for understanding how the Eritrean Association in Greater Seattle community preserves, transforms, and transmits cultural knowledge.

The traveler crash-landed here, but he survived. His ship is broken, and he needs your help to fix it.[\Begin this walk from the <northwest> entrance of Sylvan Grove (the one closest to Drumheller)]

Did you hear something? Whose voice is that? What do they want? Begin at the main doors to Hutchinson Hall. Listen for clues on where to turn next. The map may be blank, but if you're as clever as the crow flies, and as silly as a snow goose, you'll find the answer just beyond the garden at the end of this rabbit hole of questions in no time. ***NOTE: This is a work in progress, so be sure to pulldown to update to the latest version. This is also a large Echo file and may need to be downloaded to play properly. It works best when the app is kept open otherwise the echoes might not continue to trigger. If the echoes stop triggering, try the "pause/play" and "locate me" buttons. In this walk you will travel at least 0.6 miles and navigate stairs.

Begin this walk in Red Square

You will need: -scratch paper -a pen or pencil Welcome to the University of Washington's Magical Aptitude Exam! This placement test will be used to determine your existing connection to the arcane as well as how it may develop at our institution. Please contact your advisor for more information.

Experience Earth first-hand in the years before the collapse of civilization! Walk to the northern-most echo on the map, at the north end of the quad, close your eyes, then hit play. Follow the instructions that you hear. Music by Max Richter