Exploring Romney Marsh Nature Reserve with my son Edison on 16/01/2022, I talk about the overwhelmment of the NHS and how ‘normal’ life is different to two years ago; meanwhile Edison enjoys the simplicity of the natural setting.
Exploring Romney Marsh Nature Reserve with my son Edison on 16/01/2022, I talk about the overwhelmment of the NHS and how ‘normal’ life is different to two years ago; meanwhile Edison enjoys the simplicity of the natural setting.
During a walk with my son Edison at Brockhill Country Park, Saltwood, Kent on 15/01/2022 I talk about how the world feels closer to normality after announcements that the Omicron variant is less damaging than was initially feared a few months ago.
Whilst I ramble about personal items, my son Edison explores nature; finding a stream, waterfall, camp and a woodland ‘cave’.
During a walk on the Augustine Camino on 30/12/2021 from Aylesford to Thurnham I ponder the concept of pilgrimage, reflect on the last year and state my areas of focus for 2022.
During a walk around Mersham le-Hatch Deer Park on 14/09/21 I talk about the importance of Mental Health and open up about the personal impact inflicted by the Covid-19 pandemic.
During a walk along the Shingle Trail in Greatstone, Romney Marsh, Kent on 14/08/2021 I enjoy the solitude and beauty of being in nature. I also reflect on the aftermath of the pandemic following a recent announcement made on the United Kingdom’s freedom day. I finish the walk on the beach before reuniting with my young son Edison.
During a woodland stroll through Hamstreet nature reserve in Kent on 28/03/2021, I update on the lockdown and easing of Covid-19 restrictions in the United Kingdom and find a camp with my three year old son Edison.
During a walk with my son Edison on 02/05/20 I talk about the United Kingdom lockdown and the impact it will have on people’s lives in the future.
Here is the quote I mention in the video:
“Those who would give up essential Liberty,
to purchase a little temporary safety,
deserve neither Liberty nor Safety”
– Benjamin Franklin
In the short term we may now seem some loosening of the Lockdown measures; although more authoritarian and tighter top-down government control can be expected. It seems likely that the cost of this Lockdown will be felt for many years.
During an afternoon stroll along the river on 12/04/20 with my son Edison I ponder how long the UK lockdown will continue for.
N.B. In the video I referred to the date as 22/04/20 rather than 12/04/20.
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