" Check out what we're all about! Meeting street friends, socialising and creating exciting new London walking tours led by homeless guides... many thanks to David and James Light from the Kindness Offensive for tramping the streets with us and making it happen!"
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"This atmospheric film follows a journey down the Lea river, from Luton to the Thames. The website includes the full film plus a series of revealing audio interviews with folk who dwell in the valley, inluding one with me and my dog Hendrix (the dog refused to speak, unfortunately)." Via Gareth Rees
Ursula O'Reilly Traynor 's insight:
This is really worth watching. It's serene, poetic and gently presented. A walk by the river Lea from Leagrave in Luton to East London.Not what you'd expect. Deserves an award of some kind.
's comment June 20, 2012 4:57 AM
Interesting to watch someone else's view of somewhere I know well too. I see the blue fence was still there - when was it filmed? Nicely minimal.
Gareth Rees's comment,
June 21, 2012 11:45 AM
Hi Diana, I was interviewed for the audio section of their website around 6 weeks ago and they were still putting the film together at the time, so it's very recent.
Ursula O'Reilly Traynor 's comment,
July 14, 2012 11:45 AM
this film is extraordinary
so calm and serene insightful for those of us unfamiliar with the Lea and no doubt revealing for those who know it well! will be sharing |
Now this is a walking tour everyone should experience! what a great bunch of people!