Along the Mystic River, an audio installation primes the senses for good things to come
By A.Z. Madonna Globe Staff,Updated May 13, 2021, 9:00 a.m.
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âSound on Mysticâ is a 2-mile, GPS-triggered sound walk that stretches from Medford to Arlington.Lane Turner/Globe Staff
The new audio installation âSound on Mysticâ spreads out over a winding 2-mile stretch of the Mystic River, with one end at Medford Square by Cradock Bridge and the other at Lower Mystic Lake in Arlington. According to Google Maps, a one-way walk along the route takes 50 minutes. Ignore that. If youâre going to walk one end to the other, block out at least two hours plus travel time.
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