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The Wild Forgotten \ud83c\udf42

Natalie Eslick
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A wildlife artist passionate about inspiring a deep and meaningful connection between the wild world you are a part of and your creativity.

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Walking with wolf

Hello my loves,

I knew a few months ago who the star of this month’s Hedgerow Journal would be, but when I came to weaving the words for the theme - Wild Herstory - I instead found something very curious indeed:

Why, when wolf has been s...

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You are part (wild) Earth

My loves,

I love dark chocolate with chilli. I love fresh and dried herbs, the abundant fruit and veg we are nourished by (did I mention chocolate? And strawberries. Ooohhhh, chocolate covered strawberries 🤤).

What about you? What other...

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Portals to other (wild) worlds

My lovely,

We tend to shy away from smell (and eww, there are often reasons why!) but what if we pay more attention to them instead, no judgement or morality attached, just curiosity?

I think about dogs and cats, our most easily observed...

18 days ago
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Maybe it's (wild) love

My loves,

Do you hug trees? Touch them as you walk by? Feeling and touch seem more intimate in this modern world of ours, and yet we don’t spend much time getting intimate with the wild in this way. And our bodies are calling for it.

When...

19 days ago
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The songs our (wild) hearts recognize

My dearest wonder-walkers,

Listen my love…

What (wild) do you hear?

In day two we are talking about sound, and here is your invitation…

🌿 THE INVITATION

“Some goldfinches were having a melodious argument at the edge of a puddle. Th...

20 days ago
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    Painter, writer, daughter of trees, wild at heart. Choosing to live a life filled with curiosity and compassion, beauty and wonder, and endless creativity. Will work for strawberries.

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