I record the route of each walk via GPS. I analyze the patterns of these walks and respond with maintenance decisions that include seeding, weeding, and the mowing of paths. I can walk across the meadow when its grasses are low and imprint the memory of that movement into the field by mowing its trail. Later, evidence of these interventions remains as bands of vigorous growth and distinct combinations of species.

These paths are a type of drawing, but possess a critical spatial and sensory dimension that distinguishes them: they become drawings to move through.