What makes cities interesting? For me it is the unexpected and the chance of discovery – the concept of serendipity – finding what is right under your feet, in front of you, above you and around you – if only you take the time to look. To be in cities like London and Paris, layered with history and humanity, seem to require more than just viewing – not to mention queuing – ‘the top 10 tourist attractions’. So I may see none of those but I am hoping I see and experience much more. There are two theories to these wanderings.. Psychogeography - more structured and maybe restrictive in its rules and strategies with algorithmic walking – take the ‘first right, second left’ approach. "It's the psychological and the geographical. It's about how we're affected by being in certain places -- architecture, weather, who you're with -- it's just a general sense of exciteme...