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Creative Wellbeing: Nature Doodling on the Towpath Trail
at nature’s pace

Nature Doodling is a wonderful, mindful way to develop a deeper connection with nature through the creative experience of sketching. It’s not however, about being great at drawing! It’s not actually about the drawing. And that’s important. Anyone can do it. It’s a totally inclusive activity.

The aim of Nature Doodling is to learn how to see, not how to draw and to discover how spending time noticing nature and doodling nature can improve your health and wellbeing.

The focus of these Nature Doodling workshops is on observation, not artwork; enjoying nature, not learning about it; finding beauty and sketching in your own way for your own wellbeing, tapping in to the Five Pathways to Nature Connection developed by the University of Derby.

The benefits of creative wellbeing in nature include – helping you to see and notice more, improving memory, slowing down, focusing and being mindful, improving mood and lifting the spirits. And all of these things help to reduce stress and anxiety and draw on the healing power of nature.

These 2 FREE workshops are being being delivered as part of The Towpath Trail Free February Half Term Events.

Location: Towpath Trail near Sedgwick, Kendal.

All materials supplied.

Grade: Easy

Date: Tuesday 18th February

Times:

10 a.m. to 12.30 p.m. – BOOK HERE

1 p.m. to 4 p.m. – BOOK HERE

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Women's Fire Circle
See more details
Women's Fire Circle
January 16, 2025 7:00 pm - 9:00 pm
National Trust - Footprint, Footprint Building, Patterdale Rd, Windermere LA23 1NH, UK
For women, the ancient practice of gatheringtogether in circle, was a chance to reconnect, reflect and share our life stories andwisdoms without expectation or judgement or pressure.
It is a deep-rooted practice that we can (should!) reclaim andrediscover. A sacred space removed from the demands of the outside world.
Gathering round fire for warmth, comfort and conversation is aprimal and powerful part of our human experience. Fire has always made us feelbetter.
The Women’s Fire Circle melds together the magic of gatheringround the warmth of the flames with the supportive power of our collective,feminine spirit.
It’s a place to take a couple of hours away from the busynessand pressures of the everyday and use it whatever way you please.
A place to share, to talk, to listen, to laugh (or cry).
A place to be silent.
A place to immerse yourself in the healing power of nature.
A place to simply gaze at the flames if that is what you need.
A place to drink tea and eat cake.
A space to come together with other women just as you are.
Monthly Women’s Fire Circles take place amidst the gorgeouswoodland of the National Trust Footprint near Windermere,generally around the time of the Full Moon, Equinoxes and Solstices.
Tapping into the influence of the seasons, circles may includemeditation, creating, a little breathwork and gentle movement or simply alovely get together and natter around the fire. In the warmer months, I’ll becombining Women’s Fire Circles with an optional wild swim first.
There will always be homemade cake and tea! x
BOOK YOUR SPACE

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Creative Wellbeing: Nature Doodling on the Towpath Trail
at nature’s pace

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At a glance Calendar

January 2025

Adventures & Escapes

Creative Wellbeing: Nature Doodling on the Towpath Trail at nature’s pace

Reconnect

Rewild

Restore

At a glance Calendar

January 2025

Creative Wellbeing: Nature Doodling on the Towpath Trail
at nature’s pace