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Learning with Nature is fittingly described as “A how-to guide to inspiring children through outdoor games and activities”. Featuring a foreword from Chris Packham, the book is packed with dozens of activities and games as well as survival skills and a brief note on looking after nature. The activities, some of which are split by season, are varied and suitable for families of all sizes. We especially enjoyed the Walnut Boats activity and the Swallow

May 18, 2021

Natural Conversation

Natural Conversations. Walking up the side of an ancient gorge, after an hour we reach the cascade, where water tumbles into a narrow deep plunge pool. Sizing up the jump, my eyes are drawn to a perfect circle of Ferns.  It is here that the seeds of thought, which I will try to explain, were first sown. It was an invitation to acknowledge the Natural Conversation. With their strong stems standing tall, untouched by man,
Hemingway described in his book The Sun Also Rises published in 1926, three years before the Great Depression, how people go bankrupt, “Gradually, then suddenly”. Does it make you think about anything else? When I read about the economic application of this quote, which has been first coined by Rudiger Dornbusch, “the crisis takes a much longer time coming than you think, and then it happened much faster that you would have thought”, I thought about environmental issues today.
Another fantastic book review! Thank you Viva Lewes. Glad to see these activities being tried and tested! Buy online from our other website The Outdoor Teacher
LEARNING WITH NATURE We are thrilled at our latest book reviews, thank you to Get Out with the Kids, Ellan Haas and Andy Naylor! “First, the book. Oh my, it is exactly what we need. The layout is elegant and luscious. I love the feel of the paper, the photos faded down from the top, the balance of text and photos and white space, the playful and clear font, the background silhouettes that vary and

May 18, 2021

Long Time, No Blog!

Have I got an abundance and a half of news to share with you all. Summer is here. College is finished forever and I’ve bagged myself a new job, in one of my all time favourite shops! What could be better? Maybe this is life beginning to look up for me! perhaps I gazed at these Chinese lanterns long enough for good fortune to come my way Now that my studies are over, until September