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Yannick Schutz: communing with nature, connecting with family
A few years ago, I wouldn’t have envisioned living outside of a city.
Now I can’t stand a city for more than a day or two.
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Liv Ruben: finding herself again by connecting with nature
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Notes from the Journal
Going Wild is nothing new, says Indie Publisher of the Year Daniel Start
There have been back to nature movements since the beginning of industrialisation, in a backlash against Victorian pollution inspired by German environmental philosophy, with a lot of naked bathing, foraging and wild camping thrown in.
Rewild Yourself with Simon Barnes and a 'bottomless sit'
We humans are busy creatures, always getting on with something, always moving or talking or checking our phones. We have a terrible fear that if we stop for a moment we will miss something. The exact opposite is true.
All the endorphines! Ambassador Nikki Yoxall learns to surf
Surfing has humbled me, reminded me of the joy of being a beginner. It has given me one more thing to try and factor into my life, but in doing so has forced the realisation that my time isn’t there to be balanced. Not to be spread thinly but to be lived deeply in the pursuit of happiness, fulfilment and feelings of contentment.