Forest Bathing & Ephemeral Art
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About this Event
This wellness practice includes a simple sequence for quieting the mind, awakening the senses, while enjoying beauty and wonder on a 1 mile path. We'll play with creating nature art with elements we find (and leave). Then close with tea brewed from local plants. Dress for changing weather. Bring water & a small backpack for handsfree. Ages 12 and up.
Meet outside the Visitor Center.
Register by calling the Visitor Center at 719-687-2366.
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