Once upon a time there was a mouse and a bramble.* . The mouse made a nest under the bramble where its thorns, nature’s barbed wire, offered protection. The mouse family ate the bramble’s berries. The mice excreted the eaten berries. This dispersed the seeds of the bramble and gave them a good chance of …
The evidence in support of walking as benefiting our physical and mental health as well as our ability to think is overwhelming. It also has a significant positive impact on our thinking and communication, giving a walking conversation a different uplifting quality. Walking is something that we can all do and can do anywhere. The …
The Hive at Kew on a midday week day in January. Impressions: Bright sunshine, blue sky, cold air. Criss cross shadows, circles made of lines, moving sunlight, flickering lights. Music, humming, the life of bees, the sound of life, work becomes sound and light and makes connections. It feels safe, fascinating, connected, beautiful. Question: How are …