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Connect to Nature Helen Saunders
Certified Forest Bathing Guide

Next Saturday, 26th April is Whistlewood's Fantastic Earth Day celebration and I am facilitating a Forest Bathing taster...
21/04/2025

Next Saturday, 26th April is Whistlewood's Fantastic Earth Day celebration and I am facilitating a Forest Bathing taster walk. Come along for your free! connection with nature. So much more on offer and lots of Have a go experiences at this wonderful event.
Book your free place through https://whistlewoodcommon.org/product/whistlewood-earth-day-ish-celebration-26-april-2025/

Next Saturday, 26th April, 1-4 is our lovely big Whistlewood celebration of Earth Day and our King's Award for Voluntary Service success. There are lots of have-a-go experiences and something for everyone, charges for some experiences but entry is free so come and find out what is going on at Whistlewood Common and explore the site.
Book your free entry ticket online, and find more information on our website. Also lots of information on our activities on our page. https://whistlewoodcommon.org/product/whistlewood-earth-day-ish-celebration-26-april-2025/

On my travels in Boris the Van, I always love to seek out a tree or 2. These are some of the beauties - famous or otherw...
15/04/2025

On my travels in Boris the Van, I always love to seek out a tree or 2. These are some of the beauties - famous or otherwise. The Yew Trees at St Edwards Church, Stow-on-the-Wold are said to have influenced Tolkien Doors of Durin, a Yew tree so huge that you can sit in it at the church at Much Marcle and the most gorgeous row of Beech trees on a walk in the Peak District Darwin Forest Area.

Why not have a go at Pareidolia or seeing shapes in the clouds. Wrap up warm, lie down in a spot you are drawn to and lo...
16/03/2025

Why not have a go at Pareidolia or seeing shapes in the clouds. Wrap up warm, lie down in a spot you are drawn to and look up to the sky. How often do you give yourself the time and space to do that?

Delved into the fascinating world of mushrooms with  this week and have been trying to do a bit of Iding this morning! T...
26/10/2024

Delved into the fascinating world of mushrooms with this week and have been trying to do a bit of Iding this morning! The only mushroom I was pretty confident about was the Puffball - these little chaps seem to be called Scleroderma areolatum. Just love the woodwide web they help to create. You really have to be relaxed, present and open your eyes to spot them.
Thx Rob for sharing your knowledge and spotting skills!
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If you missed the walk at Whistlewood on the 23 May, I am leading another walk on the 5th June. If you would like to boo...
27/05/2024

If you missed the walk at Whistlewood on the 23 May, I am leading another walk on the 5th June. If you would like to book a place please contact me at saundershl65@gmail.com. Your investment: £5.

Thank you so much to my participants last Thursday night at an Evening of Bathing in the Forest at Whistlewood Common. S...
27/05/2024

Thank you so much to my participants last Thursday night at an Evening of Bathing in the Forest at Whistlewood Common. Some gorgeous pictures taken by one of the participants.

A lovely Forest Bathing walk last Friday as part of the National Forest Walking Festival round Melbourne Pool and into t...
27/05/2024

A lovely Forest Bathing walk last Friday as part of the National Forest Walking Festival round Melbourne Pool and into the Intake Wood. Thankyou to my lovely participants and the Melbourne Estate for allowing this to happen in such a special space.

It is very important to go out alone, to sit under a tree-not with a book, not with a companion, but by yourself-and obs...
23/05/2024

It is very important to go out alone, to sit under a tree-not with a book, not with a companion, but by yourself-and observe the falling of a leaf, hear the lapping of the water, the fishermen's song, watch the flight of a bird, and of your own thoughts as they chase each other across the space of your mind. If you are able to be alone and watch these things, then you will discover extraordinary riches which no government can tax, no human agency can corrupt, and which can never be destroyed.
~Jiddu Krishnamurti

My walk tomorrow morning (24 May at 11 am) at Melbourne Pool very much reflects the above. There are spaces if you would like to join us. Please message below.

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