Oh to Explore

One way we have recently been connecting with the natural world is noticing some form of nature in our day and then putting it into a haiku.

Interested? Come join us, starts today August 1st.

“Take rest a field that has rested gives a bountiful crop. “ Ovid

Agree, we have had an extended rest but fair to say things are starting to brew.

If your keen to connect with the natural world in a different way then come join us during August with our Haiku and pic challenge.

Oh to Explore you never know what you might discover .....

Pantastic Coromandel!
So good for the soul.

Do you look for opportunities to move your bod and feel alive?

This is one way I feel alive and fulfilled .....
Here I am as a Mountain Safety volunteer for the Kathmandu Coast to Coast.
This year I was the Tail End Charlie for the 1 dayers and had so much fun giving up my time and skills to help support others at this amazing event.

Oh to Explore

Returning from Fiji this week it got me pondering the thought that travelling out of our usual environment puts new things into our imagination. Do you agree? If yes, how do you expose yourself to new environments?

Oh to Explore

Cool app ..... Downloaded!

This App Is Basically Shazam, But For Plants There is an app for that after all.

Have just finished reading Women in the Wilderness. What a fascinating read, complete admiration for Miriam and Peter living in the real Koru lounge! They started in the South Marlborough wilderness. Imagine if we did a similar stint if only for a overnight or few days or even a week once a year ......

Oh to Explore

Wild at heart: how one woman and her husband live out in the woods For seven years, Miriam Lancewood and her husband Peter have lived a nomadic life – she is the hunter and he is the cook. Now they’re walking across Europe to Turkey, with a tent and little else. Stefanie Marsh meets them to hear why

Ladies, what is on your bucket list for natural adventure (within NZ) in 2018?

Happy New Year ladies, hope 2018 is going well for you so far. We are on summer holidays and loving the camping lifestyle. Came across this sign today when we were out exploring.

The greatest single cause of happiness is gratitude.
What small thing can you be grateful for today?