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Outdoor Daily III

  • by Dr Charlotte Braungardt
  • Posted on 22/03/2021
  • Antarctica

The light is beautiful. I seize the moment and extend my morning outing with my dog to a walk along the river. I am rewarded by the touch of morning sun on my face and […]

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Outdoor Daily III

  • by Dr Charlotte Braungardt
  • Posted on 19/03/2021
  • Appreciation

Almost like a watercolour painting. Only better: it’s real. A little farther than strictly local, I stretched my range a little beyond 7 miles to enjoy a good walk along the Cornish coast. Beautiful, uplifting, […]

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Outdoor Daily III

  • by Dr Charlotte Braungardt
  • Posted on 14/03/2021
  • Appreciation

The violets are out today, perhaps to greet all who nurture (it is mother’s day in the UK), perhaps to delight those who stop and notice, and certainly to just be.

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Outdoor Daily III

  • by Dr Charlotte Braungardt
  • Posted on 12/03/2021
  • Appreciation

Sometimes it is simply necessary to have a big horizon. Even, or more accurately, especially during lockdown.

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Outdoor Daily III

  • by Dr Charlotte Braungardt
  • Posted on 07/03/2021
  • Appreciation

10 miles on the Tamar estuary with my paddle board… …a great way of spending a sunny spring Sunday! Lots to see, including otter footprints in the mud, the ochreous outflow of a mine adit […]

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Outdoor Daily III

  • by Dr Charlotte Braungardt
  • Posted on 04/03/202105/03/2021
  • Learning

Sometimes my daily walk in nature is spoilt by my mind not letting go. Thoughts are occupying it like wire wool: persistent and abrasive. It happens when I allow (perceived) urgency to take precedence over […]

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Outdoor Daily III

  • by Dr Charlotte Braungardt
  • Posted on 02/03/202103/03/2021
  • Appreciation

So lovely to see wild ponies on the moor, interacting naturally! One day social distancing will be a thing of the past for us, too!

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Outdoor Daily III

  • by Dr Charlotte Braungardt
  • Posted on 27/02/2021
  • exercise

Strictly socially distanced by length of paddles and exercise on the water can be a very enjoyable event. It’s almost a mini-adventure!

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Outdoor Daily III

  • by Dr Charlotte Braungardt
  • Posted on 23/02/2021
  • Appreciation

It’s good for my spirit to be near (or on) the sea. The horizon, the sound, the smell and the breeze! …and things to discover…

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Outdoor Daily III

  • by Dr Charlotte Braungardt
  • Posted on 22/02/2021
  • Appreciation

Two crocus flowers are all that’s left in the back garden, the rest eaten by pheasants. On one of them, I spotted my first bumblebee this year, and looking closely I can see what it […]

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