Wandering Wild

08/02/2023

Solo time in nature for me is about removing the external noise...listening to the internal noise amplified by the silence...and then opening my eyes and heart to the vastness of nature, it’s a recalibration, an emptying and a filling at once... it’s a deep and oh so nurturing joy awakened by being a part of this incredible life force 💚

On our weekend walks we aren’t alone, but this is still what it is all about in our small groups...our walking without talking, our meditations and our morning solo time all supports this reconnection to our own nature internally and externally 💚

21/02/2022

Sammy came from Time Out London this past fall to join a weekend of Wandering Wild, you can read the write up here!
We start the brand new season this April, come along for a peaceful adventure.

This writer put her phone to one side and wandered the length of the national park.

02/01/2022

Lovers of Nature and adventurous souls!
All the dates for 2022 are now listed on the website and bookable.
I hope to wander with you this new season of Wandering Wild.

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29/11/2021

When we walk and sleep on the moor as we do for 3 days, we walk into a landscape which is huge, powerful and demands attention of us. A simple act like walking which all of us do all the time without thinking twice about, transform’s into a type of dialogue between our bodies and the land.

We experience this landscape through our own bodies and it’s senses, walking in this way is as much an external activity as it is an internal one.

We might be new to the landscape in some sense, yet our feet has evolved into what they are through thousands and thousands of years of walking...there are parts of us that remembers, that reawakens to the scent of a river, or to the sound of wind in a tree, of course there is.

And it feels good and humbling to connect with life/nature and this sense of breadth which we are born from.

To trust and rest in the ancient wisdom of nature.

I wish you a lovely Sun day
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28/08/2021

Waking up to emails like this 💚

I’m writing to thank you for a wonderful three days on the moor. I learnt so much from the spaces opened up by the rhythms of silence and conversation, movement and stillness, and isolation and togetherness that you instilled in the weekend. Amidst all the fine lines you walk as a guide, I particularly appreciated the balance you struck between absolute sincerity and lightness of touch - it left room for the experience to unfold for each of us. I loved experiencing the moor, and I suppose that big world beyond the self more generally, in new ways - it’s such a beautiful, compelling place. I imagine you get a lot of this, but it really did feel transformational - I’m so interested to see what sticks in the coming days and weeks. It was a fun weekend, too - thanks.

Dan

11/08/2021

So we were in the Telegraph, a little while back...I can’t keep up with all the amazing press the walks have been getting this summer but this article was a favourite.

“There is no bu****it in silence”

What a quote to have in a national newspaper 😀

05/06/2021

It is going to be a sunny day for a wandering in the wilds of Dartmoor, can’t wait!
The picture is of one of the stone circles we visit on the weekends 💚

08/05/2021

I thought I would post the dates and availability of all our walks this summer, it’s filling quickly this year!...that’s it for me 😉 I will be walking my way through the summer, and I wouldn’t want it any other way💚

MAY

15-17th Full
22-24th Full
29-31st 1 space
JUNE

5-7th 1 space
12-14th Full
26-28th Full
JULY
10-12th 1 space
24-26th 4 spaces
31-2nd 6 spaces

AUGUST

7-9th 4 spaces
28-30th 6 spaces
SEPTEMBER

4-6th 3 spaces
11-13th 7 spaces
25-27th 6 spaces

OCTOBER

2-4th 7 spaces.

Image from a sunny July walk a few years back...nothing better than that feeling in the body after a long day of walking! It is a strange thing that we live in our bodies but often don’t pay much attention to them in the everyday moments of our lives...walking in nature changes that instantly 💚
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