Walking along the coast is a great way to get the kids offline and to relate both to each other and to the landscape
Drawing up pollution, comfort zones and progress
Logbook 29. June 2018 – Love the simple logic of how the steps we take defines where we go
Illustration: Storytelling from the trails can include encounters with giants
Walking can resolve anger, it works, but why?
Logbook note: 23 Dec. Taking time Drawing
Logbook 16 Dec. Sketching thoughts on human life and experience seen as an unfolding story-line – what we learn along the way. Sketching up concepts for how to understand life as a walk along different paths
Logbook note: Wondered about what knowledge might be today
Day with words and drawings – sketching up ideas and thoughts about the Common Good and hiking. What it is and might be in the future
When nature is gone, corridors can connect the last standing islands for a better future
Research link to Canadian Long distance hiker who walked 75.000km. around the world, before getting back to his family
Say “yes” if you can hear me…
Man Of the Woods
Walking treehouse wandering along
Nothing quite like wandering around in huge bushes of Rhododendrons while thinking
When people jump of the wagon, chill and go hippie
Drawing about a different kind of leadership among some hunter-gatherer societies
Drawing about Self-help books and comfort zones
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