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this edition of framework:afield has been produced in the uk by martin eccles. for more of his work, see his soundcloud page at https://soundcloud.com/mpeccles. producer’s notes:
Orford Replication
Orford Ness
to river to sea
to landing to lighthouseSW to the huts
NW along the road to the dyke
turn westmeadow sits by saltmarsh
tidal creek fringes
Orford’s long shingle fingeralong the road to the old landing
back east along the inside of the dyke
turn SE along to the hutsthe route is the same
repetition
the walk becomes differentturn northeast past the quarters
by the generator
blocked by metal gates swing ESEseventy-two minutes
three miles three hourly
eight times, 24 hours, 26 milesmetal bridge across Stony Ditch
dogleg then SE over shingle and grass
to the lighthousethe pagodas
rot and crumble
an exotic cold war legacyNW across shingle and grass
dogleg onto the bridge over Stony Creek
SW on the road back to the quartersI walk and place is constant
I cross place and time
I walk a human pace.Sequential nine minute sections from recordings of eight replicated walks across Orford Ness in August 2016. Recorded with a Sound Devices 702T recorder and DPA4060 microphones. Poem and recordings by Martin Eccles.