Inspired by Nature

13th February – 19th February

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Hannah

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13th February: Snow drops growing next to Holly.

14th February: A friendly Kestrel

15th February: Fluffy old mans beard. Traveller’s joy (Clematis vitalba), also known as old man’s beard, is a woody member of the buttercup family is often seen scrambling over hedgerows.

16th February: Huge evergreen cedar trees in beautiful Tilgate park: Cedar(Cedrus libani)
Stately, aromatic, gigantic. One of the most majestic of all planted trees with its layers of branches and grey-green foliage, cedar is part of the enduring landscape of some of our grandest estates.

17th February: Bare branches making shadows on crunchy dry leaves

18th February: Hydrangea Skeleton flower

19th February: A den of branches in the woods.

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Hi my name is Hannah. I am a trainee Forest Bathing guide, training with the Forest bathing Institute. I have been a forest school assistant for many years with Fernee Forest Club .

My passion is outdoor adventures, and discovering more about our local landscape.

Over the lock down years, I walked the South Downs Way with a group of friends, it took us over two years, we enjoyed a very leisurely pace that allowed us to absorb all the sights, sounds, and thrash out all our worries, triumphs, musings, along with plenty of tea breaks!

Exploring, connecting and observing local natural spaces is beginning to transform from a passion/hobby to become my actual job (nearly!). Having been comfortably tucked behind a computer screen as a website manager and graphic designer for 24 years, this is both very exciting and quite a challenge. Thank you for visiting the blog and website.