Feeling like spring has sprung? Join The Simple Things editor, Lisa Sykes, and wellbeing editor Rebecca Frank, who are marvelling at the first signs of spring with a hot picnic to go, enjoying the blossom in our gardens and finding out how different landscapes affect our wellbeing. If you ar...
Feeling like spring has sprung? Join The Simple Things editor, Lisa Sykes, and wellbeing editor Rebecca Frank, who are marvelling at the first signs of spring with a hot picnic to go, enjoying the blossom in our gardens and finding out how different landscapes affect our wellbeing.
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Season 5: Return of the light is supported by Blackdown Shepherd Huts
Editing and music by Arthur Cosslett.
To read:
The Walking Cure: Harness the life-changing power of landscape to heal, energise and inspire by Annabel Streets (Penguin Tonic)
To follow:
@wildwoodmoth – get inspired to take a photo a day on your regular routes with Alice Tatham
@mirandakeeling – stopping to notice. Look out for an extract from Miranda’s new book The Place I’m In in our May issue
To make:
Cherry blossom origami as seen in the March MEND issue here
Easter origami including rabbit egg holders, rabbits and chickens here
To buy:
Lumie Sunrise alarm clock (with birdsong)
From The Simple Things:
In the March MEND issue
Learn with mother: four women discuss the unique qualities they inherited from their mother
In the April JAUNT issue (on sale at picsandink.com from 20 March, on newsstands 26 March)
Walk on the wild side: gather wild garlic to enjoy with friends and find new ways to cook with this easy forage
Healing landscapes: thinking about where you walk and what you need will help you choose the right route for your mind and body
From our March 2023 Light Issue (129) available to buy here
First picnic of the year (with warming food while it’s still a bit nippy!)
Plant a fruit tree in the garden (however small) for your own beautiful blossom.
Find out how to plant a fruit tree