The Salt Marsh Walking Company

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Come and join me on Thursday 20th March  in Margate to welcome in the Spring Equinox with some nourishing Cacao and a gu...
10/02/2025

Come and join me on Thursday 20th March in Margate to welcome in the Spring Equinox with some nourishing Cacao and a guided meditation to set intentions and let go of things that no longer serve us .

To book head to and click on the link on their profile to send you to their website then click on events . Tickets sell fast so book now to avoid disappointment 🌳🦋 🌊 🌺 🐝

I held a new moon cacao ceremony at  in Margate on Sunday and what a joy it was . We started with an opening circle pray...
04/12/2024

I held a new moon cacao ceremony at in Margate on Sunday and what a joy it was . We started with an opening circle prayer and before serving the cacao I explained where it comes from , how it’s made and the benefits of drinking it . Then everyone jumped into the sauna whilst the aroma of winter incense filled the air . After their sauna we paused for a guided meditation and a closing circle prayer to finish the evening off . Thanks to all the lovely ladies and my husband Matt for coming along and for all you kind words afterwards I hope to be able to bring another ceremony to again soon x

22/11/2024

Have you ever wondered about the difference between a Full Moon and a New Moon? What they represent, how they affect us, and the rituals behind them? At Sea Scrub Sauna, we provide a space to honor these powerful moon phases and their impact on our lives.

The Full Moon and New Moon are both considered significant times for reflection, growth, and manifestation, but they have different energies and meanings:

🌕 Full Moon:

- The Full Moon is often seen as a time of culmination, illumination, and release. It represents the peak of the lunar cycle when emotions, energy, and intentions come to fruition.

- It is a time to reflect on what you've achieved, celebrate growth, and let go of what no longer serves you. It's often associated with clearing out negativity, forgiveness, and releasing old habits or relationships to make room for the new.

- Many believe the Full Moon amplifies energy, making it a powerful time for rituals, manifestations, or healing work.

🌙 New Moon:

The New Moon represents beginnings and setting intentions. It's a time to plant the seeds for future growth. Since the Moon is invisible during this phase, it symbolizes the potential for new opportunities and growth that is yet to unfold.

- The New Moon is often seen as a time for quiet reflection, setting intentions, and visualizing goals. It's a period of renewal, focusing on new projects, ideas, or aspirations.

- It's also a good time for meditation, inner work, and aligning with your deeper purpose.

In summary, while the Full Moon is a time of completion, release, and heightened energy, the New Moon is about setting intentions, new beginnings, and inward reflection. Both phases offer unique opportunities for personal growth and transformation.

>> Join us on 1st December for our New Moon Cacao Ceremony in Margate and Whitstable, hosted by the incredible and Becca — both experts in their fields.

A wonderful Whitstable history tour with Andrea and 5 journalists all the way from Germany who were on a food and wine t...
07/09/2024

A wonderful Whitstable history tour with Andrea and 5 journalists all the way from Germany who were on a food and wine tour of Kent .

I met them all from the train station and headed to the castle and then to the beach to talk about the history of the landscape . I had pre ordered an amazing picnic for them to have from ( thank you Ruth your a ⭐️) which they ate at .whitstable over looking the harbour .

After lunch it was a quick look around the shops at Harbour street before they all headed to for some wine tasting .


Another amazing walk with Dan and his son Logan . It’s the third year I’ve taken them out together Logan always gifts hi...
02/09/2024

Another amazing walk with Dan and his son Logan . It’s the third year I’ve taken them out together Logan always gifts his dad one of my vouchers for Father’s Day which I think is so lovely. Logan absolutely loves to hear all about the local history and we share our passion of mud larking so we always have lots to talk about he really is a great kid !

My husband Matt came along for this walk and him and Dan connected really well as they shared their love of motor bikes 🏍️

We saw some juvenile shell ducks and the kestrel was busy hunting , lots of red admiral, cabbage white , little blues and meadow brown butterflies , grasshoppers and Logan spotted a Box bug and a few grasshoppers . There were lots of blackberries to feast on and a few strawberries 😉

We stopped off at Graveney church for refreshments before heading back to The Sportsman .

Thank you so much Dan and Logan for you always amazing company . I’m very much looking forward to our next adventure.



A few weeks ago I took Vanessa and Claire on a walk around Oare Creek . Vanessa is a regular walker with me and I really...
02/09/2024

A few weeks ago I took Vanessa and Claire on a walk around Oare Creek . Vanessa is a regular walker with me and I really look forward to seeing her we always have such a giggle .

I had stayed the night down my dad’s boat so we met at the Cafe by the Creek and headed along the coastal path to Oare Nature Reserve. We couldn’t have asked for better weather and there were lots of birds to see . We also took a walk around the gun powder works which has a very eerie feel to it but it’s steeped in history and very interesting.

I can’t wait for our next walk together see you soon Vanessa & Claire xx


Another beautiful walk at Seasalter with Liz and Pepin all the way from Belgium , I met them both earlier this year when...
27/07/2024

Another beautiful walk at Seasalter with Liz and Pepin all the way from Belgium , I met them both earlier this year when they booked me for a history tour around Whitstable with 20 other people and I’m glad to say the weather was much nicer and warmer today

. The panoramic sky was filled with beautiful bellowing clouds and the sea wall abundant with wild flowers and butterflies including the meadow brown and small pearl bordered fritillary . We saw kestrel, sedge warbler , corn bunting , yellow wagtail with its young and a large parcel ( the collective word ) of linnets .

I love this landscape this time of year it’s so abundant with nature and to my surprise the bird life so far doesn’t seemed to have been affected by the huge solar panel farm being built there which is a huge relief also I read an information board onsite and it seems the company that own the solar farm are working very closely with natural England to try and encourage the nature that resides there to stay and have even put little doors around the perimeter fences to let animals come and go as they please but only time will tell if this huge farm can coexist with the wildlife here in a positive way.

Back to the walk we headed through the strawberry farm to Graveney church for cake and a short rest before heading back through the fields to the start of our walk at The Sportsman. Liz and Pepin thoroughly enjoyed themselves and are hoping to do my bluebell walk in Blean woods with me next year.

This morning I took 16 analysts from London out on my 6 mile circular in Seasalter . I love it when companies invest wel...
18/07/2024

This morning I took 16 analysts from London out on my 6 mile circular in Seasalter . I love it when companies invest wellness into their staff especially in the high profile jobs these guys have . Mark who owns the company was a brilliant bird watcher and had counted 45 species that we had seen on the walk . I talked about the history of the landscape which they all found very interesting and although a very hot walk we did make it back to The Sportsman in time for the lunch they had booked there ! We spotted lots of corn bunting which was good to see as there numbers in the UK have dropped 90 percent . I hope to see Mark and his team in the near future .

A few weeks ago I took Sue and Stuart out on my Salt Paths and Strawberry fields walk . We all shared our passion of wal...
18/07/2024

A few weeks ago I took Sue and Stuart out on my Salt Paths and Strawberry fields walk . We all shared our passion of walking in nature and they were amazing company . Lots of reed bunting and sedge warbler and we even saw yellow wagtail and corn bunting. I’m very much looking forward to walking with them again soon 😊

A lovely albeit very wet walk with Lauren , Lee , baby Decker and Zoltan the dog through the luscious green Blean woods....
28/04/2024

A lovely albeit very wet walk with Lauren , Lee , baby Decker and Zoltan the dog through the luscious green Blean woods. We did lots of puddle jumping but gave up on the end walking straight through the rushing mini streams along the footpaths after a night of heavy rain but to be honest it made it more fun. The nightingales were quiet but we heard woodpecker , coal tit , black cap and chiff chaff the woodlands is alive with life and the wood ants are rebuilding their thatch ready for a busy summer. Bluebells and wood anemones are coming out along with stitchwort and celandine. Thanks so much for a great walk Lauren and Lee I hope to see you soon xx

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This morning I took 20 Belgian people out on my history tour around Whitstable it was my biggest group to date and they ...
21/04/2024

This morning I took 20 Belgian people out on my history tour around Whitstable it was my biggest group to date and they really were a lovely bunch . We started from the castle and headed along the coast battling the strong cold north easterly wind and then stopped off at The Forge for Oysters before they all headed back to their coach off to Canterbury .

I love sharing the history of my town from our gothic castle to the railway line that once came into the harbour and all the maritime and smuggling stories. I’m so grateful to live in a town that’s so steeped in history !

A wonderful Seasalter circular walk with Laura and Richard. The weather was perfect and they were lovely company . We st...
21/04/2024

A wonderful Seasalter circular walk with Laura and Richard. The weather was perfect and they were lovely company . We stopped off at Graveney church for apple doughnuts and tea before heading back to The Sportsman 🌸

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