‘Walk with me, talk with me’Footnote1[1] The title is taken from a line from a 1972 song by The Four Tops, later popularised as an American expression of sympathy and trust (Horodner Citation2002, 10), and is noted here as the heading this discussion will take in an exploration of walking's convivial potentiality.
: the art of conversive wayfinding
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