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News Article: Forest Bathing and Woodland Crafting Event at Bradfield Woods Cancelled
The much-anticipated "Forest Bathing and Woodland Crafting" event scheduled for September 2025 at Bradfield Woods has been cancelled. This event, which would have offered a day of immersive outdoor activities, has been postponed, with a new date yet to be announced.
The event, located at What3Words: water.grass.ambitions, would have seen participants embark on a guided nature walk, or forest bathing, followed by woodland crafting sessions. Although the specific details about the schedule, pricing, and precautions for the event were not explicitly listed, it was expected to have limited spaces, necessitating advance bookings.
Typically, such events require participants to prepare for outdoor activities, consider weather-appropriate clothing, and possibly bring water and personal protective gear. However, these specifics were not confirmed for this event.
Participants were also required to bring a packed lunch and a mug. Tea and coffee would have been provided. More events can be found at Bradfield Woods.
Given the cancellation of the event, there may be no further updates unless it is rescheduled or re-advertised. For precise and updated information, contacting the event organizers, Bradfield Engagement (bradfield.engagement@our website), or the managing authority of Bradfield Woods would be advisable.
Stay tuned for updates on the rescheduling of this event or any new events at Bradfield Woods.
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- Due to the cancellation, people interested in outdoor-living and home-and-garden activities might consider donating to Bradfield Engagement to support the Forest School program at Bradfield Woods, providing opportunities for more immersive outdoor-living experiences in the future.
- In lieu of the postponed "Forest Bathing and Woodland Crafting" event, those wishing to explore the lifestyle of outdoor-living can find inspiration from the home-and-garden section of Bradfield Woods' website, offering alternative ideas for understanding and enjoying nature on their own terms.
