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The World as a Walk

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by Kevin Carrel Footer I am trying out a new theory on the streets of Buenos Aires. When walking through the most congested parts of town, where the crowds mill and pamphleteers prosper and hawkers hawk, I just let go. I don’t resist the flow of the crowd nor try to pass the couple that […]

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2 responses to “The World as a Walk”

  1. Marti Sladek Avatar
    Marti Sladek

    When we were in BsAs, I noticed that the traffic more or less kept moving (usually) no matter what. I thought it was despite ignoring minor things like traffic lights and lane lines…and flooded streets. But it was because the drivers just went with the flow, like we were riding in a school of fish. So ,yes, I get it.

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  2. Aram Avatar
    Aram

    Loved this post. My favorite so far. Especially liked… “boy’s fight with the same flitting fury of a summer shower;” nice!

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