Heading into the woods is beneficial to your health at any time of the year. Finding time to put nature in your lives always has a positive impact on your wellbeing. This can be as easy as heading to your local park or as adventurous as packing some essentials and wild camping on the hills well out of the city. We can also do more direct things with nature such as tapping birch water.
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To all our followers, readers and viewers Happy New Year 2014.
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Welcome to our new blog design, just in time for the 2014 season. You can find some of our featured posts at the top of the page or simply click through our archives to see the rest of our content. Looking forward to seeing you all in the new year.
Read moreTell them what you think of Scotland’s Wild Places! Simply filling out the following form and inspecting the map will help protect some truly speculator locations up North.
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Today we finally hit 1,000 likes on Facebook!
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Ember Survival on Facebook! Importantly we decided to sign up to this social platform. Above all it gives us another channel to showcase our photography and bushcraft. In short we do not endorse Facebook in any way.
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“Things started out with a post about wild food, in particular Rosehips which were used during World War II for their high vitamin C content. The date of that post August 24th 2010. The next two years saw some very interesting developments…”
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