Most of us watch only what is directly in front of us.
Get comfortable in a natural place, sitting or standing.
Once you feel the group is ready to walk in twilight or darkness, lead them on a wide circular walk, with base camp or another central feature at the middle of the circle, ideally somewhere not visibl
Ask the learners to form a circle three to five metres across.
Blindfold the learners and space them out along a rope, all holding onto the same side.
Take a walk through your local area with the specific intention of exploring it through smell.
Position an object representing something toxic, such as a skull, at one end of the playing area, and an object representing something safe, such as a spoon, at the other end.
Find a vantage point overlooking a mixed landscape, such as a valley, field edge or clearing.
Choose a natural space to explore, such as a woodland, meadow, pond edge or garden.
In early spring, or as autumn leaves are about to change colour, choose a tree bud or leaf you would like to watch closely.