Go somewhere you (dis)like. Keep your ears, eyes and nose open... Which sounds, sights and smells are hardest to ignore?
Walk (or drive or cycle) between one neighborhood and the next. When do you know that you’ve definitely moved from one to the other?
Find something hard, soft, sticky, crumbly, silly, cool, brown, tiny, massive, smelly, mean, round, flat, strange, normal, straight, flying, underneath and something new.
Give a guided tour of this area to a Roman soldier who has been transported through time to today.
Let a dog take you for a walk (you can even go on all fours if you like!) and then think about how you sensed the world differently.
See your neighborhood as if you just moved in
Can you ‘notice’ three things that you’ve never observed before within a 5 minute walk of your home?
Stand on the path, under the motorway and by the water. Look, listen, smell and feel for as many different routes as you can.
Use your nose to explore the area - find fragrances and sniff out stinks. What is the grossest smell and what is the most delightful?
Make a map of smells instead of sights in your neighborhood. Upload a snap of the smelliest thing you see.
Go out with a trash bag and collect trash. Turn the items into a piece of art and try to get it featured in your local newspaper as a way of demonstrating any problems of consumption and waste...