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Oct 26Liked by Callsign🌲Santa

Thank you, thank you. I have forests within an easy and relatively close drive ... I sometimes forget they are there. And I am loathe to admit can take them for granted. You, with this immensely informative post, have jump-started a keen desire to get myself back out there as often as possible ... into the tall pines.

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You must, please Helen, and each time you go you'll notice something new, or changed, or a new path..and I think you'll notice some beneficial changes within you, health-wise. Pls keep me updated on how it goes, I would really like that. All the best.

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I am so glad I am reading this now, Ain. Last week we went for an impromptu hiking trip to a tiger reserve and your ten reasons make perfect sense to me. Staying in Delhi it is not possible for me to forest bathe but a daily walk in a wooded park is close enough.

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I miss the woods. Florida’s beauty it’s all around the edges. I.e. the coastline, beautiful beaches and border. Anything internally is really scrubland.

I do, however, walk every single day. Working or not it’s a minimum of 3 miles. I have to be outside sometimes it’s the beach sometimes it’s through a park or sometimes it’s just in the neighborhood. But I have to walk outside. No treadmills for me! It is good for my heart and my lungs and my head. ☺️

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