The document summarizes a psycho-geographical project undertaken by Luke and Sam in Leicester, England on a cold winter day. They visited various streets and locations as directed by their plan, including Bede Park, Western Boulevard, Upperton Road, Walnut Street, and others. As they explored the streets, they observed feelings of fatigue, winter blues, and low spirits among the people and areas they visited, which seemed to mirror their own moods in the cold weather.

1. Psycho-geographical Project
By Luke and Sam

2. Where we
went The Plan
• Bede Park
• Western Boulevard
• Upperton Road
• Walnut Street
• Windermere Street
• Grasmere Street
• Jarrom Street
• Ulswater Street
• Upperton street
• Wilberforce Road
• Gaul Street
• Briton Street
• …Plus a few
places, without street
names, that the plan
sent us to.

3. The Start Point
On a sunny yet freezing day we set out on our
psycho-geographical project. Many people were
dressed for the winter season. Spirits seemed low
around the area. Tiresome eyes gazed upon us as we
scouted the streets of Leicester. There was a feeling
of fatigue with everyone wanting to be home for
Christmas. We feel that the destinations we explored
mirrored this feeling of winter blues, which will be
identified throughout the pictures within the
presentation.

4. Western Boulevard
Walking away from Bede Park
we found ourselves in a newly
developed area that gave a
sense of cleanliness. This was
topped by further construction
that was going on metres away
which shows drastic changes
to the urban landscape.

5. Upperton Road

6. Walnut Street
Although the buildings were
clearly well structured and
strong, the general age of the
street put a dampener on our
moods. Even with the exotic
colours blasting from Fuxion
Fresh, we still felt low and
vulnerable.