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Cherry Blossoms at Fairmount Horticultural Center
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Your River Is Mine
Pictures taken on the banks of Delaware River near Pen Ryn Mansion & featuring Sarah Miranda and the good peeps of Philadelphia Figure Study meetup group.
Trees’ Striptease: Ridley Creek State Park
This was a hike with the Appalachian Mountain Club in Ridley Creek State Park in Newtown Square, PA.
Trees’ Striptease: Ridley Creek State Park
The music played in the clip is by Parallel Lines. The album is called: 38:22
The album has five movements(parts):
Part I
Part II
Part III
Part IV
Part V
Satan’s Kingdom
Satan’s Kingdom is a state park in the Northern part of Connecticut(New Hartford). This was a hike with Connecticut Active Singles meetup group where we walked the trails in the state park for a couple hours. Towards the end you will see the trail following the edge of Farmington river which had a couple challenging spots.
All the music on this video clip was obtained from FreeMusicArchive.org and features the following pieces:
schizophrenic birth, by the. e n.d
brahmans son, by the. e n.d
god rest ye merry gentlemen, by chance’s end
meteoric ice pie menace, by Nick Didkovsky
dance of the kicius, by Zeelab
and
cancan, by the. e n.d
A hike in Satan’s Kingdom New Hartford, CT with Connecticut Active Singles meetup group. You will see footage from the trails along Farmington River.
Contentious Reality Studio Day! in Chickopee, MA
This was a meetup with New England Oddities in Chickopee, MA.
Shadows’ Journey In…. Timbuckhilltoo
This was a hike/walk with "Walks & Rambles In RI" meetup group.
We visited the area known as Buck Hill Management Area in the northwestern corner of RI. The trails used to be old wagon roads used for commuting and are now the paths that walk the visitor through a few ponds, grain fields and the remains of the original settlement houses(you could see a chimney, fence,..etc in the video).
We also passed by the tri-state marker that shows where Rhode Island, Massachusetts and Connecticut meet in the area.
According to the organizer, we followed Ken Weber’s 28th hike trails from his "Weekend Hikes in Rhode Island" book.
The music played in the video clip is:
1- At First It Was Chaos… by Anam Fior
2- Anam Fior by Anam Fior:
3- Our Great War’s a spiritual war, our Great Depression is our lives. We’ve all been… by Anam Fior.
4- Fecunda by Emanuele Errante
This track appears on The Silent Ballet Volume 9
5- Two Halves Of A Line by Last Days:
which also appears on The Silent Ballet Volume 6
Please support the musicians by buying their music.
Fast forward…In Rhode Island…With A Ramble
This was a walk with "Walks & Rambles in RI" meetup group along the Blackstone River Bikeway. We started at the tourist information center on I295 and trekked our way towards Pratt Dam passing by Ashton Mill and historic district.
The music played in this video clip is:
1- Ghost track by Daturah.
2- A Summer Without You by DestroyAllDreamers.
3- To Make a Portrait by Message to Bears.
4- ScrewDriver by Riding Alone For Thousands Of Miles.
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Out There In Exeter Sits Mount Tom
A hike with Walks & Rambles meetup group in RI last Sunday ascending Mount Tom in a tiny bit of snow.
Although there was quite a bit of rambling throughout the hike, you wouldn’t hear it because of the music which was included in Headphone Commute’s compilation for the best modern classical 2010(part 1).
The following tracks are played in order:
Rafael Anton Irisarri – Für Alina on Reverie [Immune, 2010]
Richard Skelton – Of The Last Generation on Landings [Type, 2010, Reissue]
Nest – Far From Land on Retold [Serein, 2010]
Max Richter – Infra 5 on Infra [130701 / FatCat, 2010]
Peter Gregson – Flight Path on Terminal [Mute Song, 2010]
Hildur Guðnadóttir – Casting on Mount A [Touch, 2010, Reissue]
Arab-esque
Last Saturday was the 8th Annual Arab American Cultural Street Festival which is the official kick-off to New York City’s Annual Arab Heritage Week. NAAP-NY has been organizing this street festival since its inception.
The festivities included an interesting and diverse array of live music & dance, food(of course) and several businesses/activities from all parts of the city and the Arab world.
