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Tag Archives: nature
Walls come tumbling down
‘But it’s got no zip!’ I’m staring down at a limp piece of khaki-coloured plastic, laid out on a darkening woodland floor. It’s a bivvy bag, but not like the one I used last time, which was thick and had … Continue reading
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Tagged bivvy, camping, ecopsychology, nature, nature connection, owls, Sidmouth, South West Coastal Path, tent, wild, wild camping, Wilderness Effect, woodland
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Screw you, Facebook: Why I’m joining the monthly digital detox revolution
Forget Christmas Day and Black Friday – will you be marking Moonstruck Day? The next one falls on Saturday December 22, just after winter solstice. It’s the day of the full moon, and for 24 hours we’re invited to join a … Continue reading
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Tagged Adbusters, addiction, Amazon, ancient, Apple, Autumn, Black Friday, Buy Nothing Day, Christmas, Christmas Day, Cold Moon, commute, detox, Do Nothing Day, DuckDuckGo, Ecosia, epiphany, Facebook, Google, Long Nights Moon, mindfulness, Moonstruck, nature, Qwant, simplicity
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CSI in the snow
I took the advantage of the fresh snow to get some information about what kind of crepuscular/nocturnal creatures could be lurking around my home – human and non-human! It was fascinating to get a glimpse of last night’s activities, most … Continue reading