The Necronautical Society interviews Simon Critchley:

Heidegger's work is all about time: for him, time is the horizon of being, and time is facilitated by death - decay and death is what makes time possible. And there's an emphasis on travel - which is something that interests this organisation, the INS, as well. Heidegger has this expression Holzwege - and didn't he actually compose his work as he strode in manly fashion through these black German forests?
SC: So he would like us to believe.
TMcC: Is it not true, then?
SC: Oh, he walked a lot. He was a great walker.

Time for another walk, then. Forests are black here too. Leastways now, at night.  ¶ 9:41 PM