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Visit the 15 MANIFESTO* soundscapes around King's Lynn (see map below) to experience the history and ecology of the town in sound. Download or stream to enjoy this site-specific audio artwork. When you are in the centre of King’s Lynn, anywhere between the River Great Ouse, The Walks Park, The Train Station and the Docks, press START WALK to activate. You can expereince the soundscapes in any order. As you enter different areas, or zones, the Echoes App will play a sound-file based on the historical and ecological significance of that area. Note: streaming may inccur data charges, depending on your tariff. MANIFESTO* is an arts-led, climate futures project, made by young people for the town of King's Lynn https://www.collusion.org.uk/projects/manifesto/

For help using the Echoes App, please visit vtsw.uk/echoes This isn't 'a walk' as such, it's more a collection of interesting places in North Norfolk. Some are close to each other, but generally they tend to be quite far apart. You could walk between them, but it would take you a while! If you like this, please let your Twitter / X followers know about it: vtsw.uk/sw/nnch/x

PLEASE NOTE: This is just a sample to show the Holkham team an example of what we could do for them. For help using the Echoes App, please visit vtsw.uk/echoes Thomas Coke, the first Earl of Leicester, conceived this Palladian Hall as his vision of an Italian villa on the windswept north Norfolk coast. The family has lived in this house continuously since the 1750s, though at Holkham since 1612. They take great pride and joy in sharing the house and its treasures, the deer park and Holkham beach, with visitors. Holkham is still privately owned and is the centre of a thriving 25,000 acre agricultural estate which provides resources both to maintain the house, and to ensure that the social fabric of rural life remains intact. However, Holkham has not stood still and has worked hard to move with the times. In recent years, enterprises have expanded to include a holiday park, several shops, property development and an internationally acclaimed inn. If you like this, please let your Twitter / X followers know about it: vtsw.uk/sw/hhn/x

This Walking Companion will creatively guide you through Brandon Country Park, following the Red Walk. The walk is led by artist Genevieve Rudd, recorded and edited by David Johnson of DMJ Imagery Ltd, and supported by Creative People & Places Market Place, Brandon Creative Forum and Brandon Country Park.

Ramsey : Through Our Eyes and Ears , is a sound walk recorded, produced, and composed by members of CRUNCH Ramsey Youth Group. This work was created through a series of workshops co-led by Karen Frances Eng and myself. Led by Karen, the young people, aged 11-16, produced a virtual reality work based on the walk and locations that hold a special meaning to them. They also produced a tagtool animation which they also collaboratively created. There will be a link to view these at some point in the near future. I led the audio side of the work, and facilitated the recording, editing and composing of the sound work with the young people in Ramsey and at Wysing Arts Centre's recording studio. The workshop was facilitated by Wysing Arts Centre, Bourn, Cambridgeshire in partnership with The Ramsey Neighbourhood Trust. July 2022

The market town of Sleaford in Lincolnshire dates back to the Iron Age. It was later occupied by the Romans and Anglo-Saxons. In the Middle Ages it belonged to the Bishops of Lincoln. It is now an administrative centre for the surrounding parts of Lincolnshire. With this app you will join Sleaford’s ECHOES trail which will introduce you to characters from the town’s past. ECHOES of the town’s history will be heard as you approach buildings and sites on the trail. At each location you will find a green Heritage Trail plaque with NFC and a QR code linking to the audio- visual presentation from which the trail ECHOES are taken. In several locations you will also find a bronze Art and Heritage plaque.

When Norwich was bombed: our city's untold stories from the WWII Baedeker Raids. To fully enjoy the experience, please walk slowly to allow time for the recording to finish before you leave the zone.

Norwich is a city of strangers. The YNA Collective want to unveil a city that is quite literally built on diversity and community by creating a unique audio tour of the city. 'Queer Norfolk Stories'is a Young Norfolk Arts project that celebrates the wonderful, extraordinary lives of local LGBTQ+ people, created by Sára Lapinova and Ellie Robson. We would like to say thanks to all those involved in helping to make this happen, including Deb, Nell, Tiah-Paige, Stevie and Shell, Sára and finally E.