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August 10, 2023

Summer Quietude In A Park

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As our lives get busier and crazier, there never has been a more important time than now to ‘take time out’ and spend some time in nature.

You don’t have to go far to find it.

Think parks. Parks have a special place in large urban centres They are an oasis of calm; a place of tranquility, a spot where you can connect with nature in the middle of the concrete canyons and ribbons of unending vehicles.

Parks attract people of all ages and from all walks of life but regardless of who they are, they all have one thing in common. They value quietude.

Watch them… lovers slowly strolling, arm in arm, along the paths; old men sitting on benches, soaking up the life-giving warmth of the sun; young parents proudly pushing stollers. Then there are others, singlely or in pairs, heads buried in a book or in their digital devices.

Occasionally someone glides by on a bike. Even the animals get into the act: dogs, free of their leashes, unsuccessfully chase squirrels. Birds flutter around, pecking for food in the grass.

If even for short periods at a time, connecting with nature, in any of its forms, is important to your health and well being. It helps to release stress, sooth your spirits and sharpen your senses

Stay curious. Stay strong. Stay relevant.

I hope to see you here again soon.

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