Walk 4

 Margate, meanderings with footnotes. 

miˈandərɪŋ/

adjective

1. 1.
2. following a winding course."meandering rivers flow at vastly different rates"
3. synonyms:
4. winding, windy, zigzag, zigzagging, twisting, turning, curving,serpentine, sinuous, snaking, snaky, twisty, tortuous; (1)
   
   Each person keeps a knotted cord which is said to represent the primal migration, each knot stands for a memory,(2)

In important ceremonies the owner of the cord lets it run through their fingers.(3)

 Le Courbusier introduced the meandering curves.....(4)

an act of following a winding course."ox-bow lagoons left by the river's meanderings"vi

meander vi       I WANDERED lonely as a cloud

          That floats on high o'er vales and hills,

          When all at once I saw a crowd,

          A host, of golden daffodils; (5)

(person: wander)

deambular⇒ vi

for Wordsworth walking was a mode not of traveling,but of being (6)

vagabundear⇒ vi     A wall of Sand, I’ve always wanted to climb and  walk along the bank (7)

callejear⇒ vi

meander vi

(river, etc.: curve, twist) 

(río)

serpentear⇒ vi

Footnotes:

1. Trish

2. Billie/Elspeth

3. Lines - Tim Ingold

4.Carlos

5. Bernadette, reflecting on William Wordsworth

6. Wanderlust,Rebecca Solnit

7. Maggy