3.2 Try a blind walk

In step 1 and 2 you brought enthusiasm to your group and focused their attention as a preparation for a direct experience in nature. As sight is the most dominant of our five senses, adding a blind walking exercise to your 3-hour recipe for nature experiences, might be a good idea. A blind walking exercise you can vary depending on season, location and participants. All that is needed is a thin rope of about 100 meters and a blindfold. Set up a track where participants pass through different natural environments, ask them to hold the rope with their left hand and walk slowly. 

Set up a blind walk and try it. Let us know what you did and how it worked out. Leave a comment.