Into the Wild Festival news: Dinner is served.
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Dinner is served.
Magnificent sea eagle spreads his wings before tucking into a fallen stag in the Outer Hebrides
The white-tailed sea eagle was captured on film by a remote camera trap on North Uist in the Outer Hebrides.
Sea eagles became extinct in Scotland in 1918 after hunting but have been reintroduced on the Western Isles.
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Come and spend a sublime weekend in beautiful nature at one of the friendliest festivals around. With sublime world music, over 100 workshops, woodland theatre, choirs, woodland cinema, delicious street food stalls, survival skills, archery, fire making, fascinating talks, yoga, foraging, drumming, storytelling, dancing, award winning kids area, dance, spoken word, wild games and so much more.
Last few tickets are on sale now for Into the Wild's amazing Summer festival.
You can find out all the information and get tickets from here:
www.in2wild.com
Lesley Baillie
Zoe Bethany Keens-Soper ❤️🙏
Sylvia Fernell
Would be brilliant to have something like this in Norfolk
Lee fancy a camping weekend? Xx
Fantastic ❤️
Tia-Faith Bessey
Ian Brown
Kirsty Brooks?
Where?
Could not go i need drink when camping
Eloise Garfoot this is what I was talking about x
So need to try this, looks awesome. Such a refreshing change from the ordinary 😍
Sam Amy pat Joan can we go Izzy wud love it xx
Elaine Speyer
Link has stoped working
Richard King
No drink or drugs .
Martin Gunston
When and where?
Amie Dodgie are you going to this? Going to try to get the weekend off work and go with the kids. Looks awesome! X
Think its about time for a camp and visit to say hello in person ☺ x
Keep trying to contact but get no response?
Hi Jamie how is ya babe xxxx
Jock Percy
In the late 1990s, environmental activist Julia Butterfly Hill spent two years living in a redwood tree she named "Luna." Her goal was to save it from being cut down by a logging company. She succeeded both literally and mythically. Luna was spared from death, as was a surrounding three-acre swath of trees. Hill became an inspiring symbol of artful, compassionate protest.
Later she told Benjamin Tong in the DVD "The Taoist and the Activist": "So often activism is based on what we are against, what we don't like, what we don't want. And yet we manifest what we focus on. And so we are manifesting yet ever more of what we don't want, what we don't like, what we want to change. So for me, activism is about a spiritual practice as a way of life. And I realized I didn't climb the tree because I was angry at the corporations and the government; I climbed the tree because when I fell in love with the redwoods, I fell in love with the world. So it is my feeling of 'connection' that drives me, instead of my anger and feelings of being disconnected."
Ben Barham
I remember reading about her at the time in Resurgence magazine 🌿
Very cool, much respect. 🙏🏻🙂
tree hugger lol
They are all living things ,and we are the intruders
