Members of the Online Community have shared how helpful getting outside and walking has been for their mental health and wellbeing, even if it’s only a few steps around the garden or a few quiet moments in nature.
This thread is a space for anyone in the Online Community to share those moments. You’re welcome to:
There’s no pressure, targets, or competition. The idea is simply to encourage one another, share the small moments that help, and enjoy some of the wellbeing benefits that can come from fresh air, movement, and time spent outdoors.
Hi Lin0506
It really was a joy to come across, an absolute sea of flowers! I am very lucky that I have some great outdoor spaces near to where I live, all within an easy walk and each with its own character.
That's great work on the steps!!
Stay positive, be strong
KrisPy
Wow Lin0506 that looks like seriously hard work. I bought a small pre formed pond for a wildlife pond and now my grump of a husband won't dig a hole for me (too much hard work) 
.
Lee x
Ohh I do like wild flowers just so pretty 
What a beautiful looking dog 
We have a cross, half German Shepherd & half Springer Spaniel.....yes he's full of energy 
Hello Lokidog
We had a border collie for 18 years before Ryder the greyhound - but as we got older we wanted a dog who requires less walking - 2 x 20 minutes, hence the retired athlete! Yes a GSD/Springer must be a bag of energy!
Kind regards - Brian.
Macmillan Support Line - 0808 808 00 00, 7 days a week between 8am-8pm
Strength, Courage, Faith, Hope, Defiance, VICTORY.
I am a Macmillan volunteer.
Hi LauraR26
My wife is the same with the shears!! My job is to follow behind and pick up all of the clippings - disposal of which is getting tricky again as our council still hasn’t resolved the bin strike!!!
Apparently I cannot be trusted to do the cutting back as I tend to go too far!
Stay positive, be strong
KrisPy
