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This will be my third year taking part in #30dayswild and blogging all about it. Last year I completed 101 random acts of wildness during June and my passion for the wild has not stopped there. I’ve stayed wild all year long, trying to fit in some wild moments in every day. Since last year’s …
30dayswild encourages a greater connection with nature by challenging us to take part in a random act of wildness every day during June. On working days this might mean waiting until the evening to fit in some wild time, if you haven’t has a wild commute or lunchtime. Long, light evenings at this time of …
The challenge during #30dayswild is to have wild time every day. On working days that can be a bit more of a challenge- it's easy to rush to work, then back home again, and before you know it, it's time for bed. I've already blogged about my ideas for a really wild commute, now here …
In the run up to #30dayswild in June, I’m sharing a series of blog posts on ideas for wild things to do during the month. There are lots of wild things you can do without even leaving your home, and I’ve got ideas for things you can do inside and out, whether you have a …
I'm taking part in the Wildlife Trusts' #30dayswild again this year, a great challenge to add a random moment of wildness to your life every day for a month. Taking time to go wild every day for #30dayswild during June could feel a bit daunting, a challenge. I’ve found that it’s easy to fit in …
I've not blogged in a little while, but have lots to share! Over the last month I've prepared for and then spent a wonderful two and a bit weeks away exploring Scotland. Lots more on that to come, once I've sorted all the pictures. I've had a horrible cold this week, so weekdays involved only …
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