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Happy Walk Series France: Short But Sweet
I am starting a series called "Happy Walk". I have been suffering from depression quite often lately for reasons unknown to me. Hence, I found it to be an awesome cure for blues. I was surrounded by an uplifting energy within the greens and the water. It felt like nature's embrace. This made me decide to pursue and explore the different circuits nearby.
Le Bois Saint-Jean walk is quite short. Approximately less than 2- kilometer easy trail. There's a parking lot next to the sign below. I do recommend using a baby carrier here when hiking with infants. This circuit will take you through the forest down to the sandy path along the coast.
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| Le Blockhaus, a World War II bunker |
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We found this green lizard in the forest |
"Joy is what happens to us
when we allow ourselves to recognize
how good things really are."
Marianne Williamson
You must have already seen the above image on Instagram. At one point, my baby daughter wanted to be with me so I had the baby carrier halfway through the circuit. After we completed our very short walking tour, most of us wanted more so one of the family volunteered to drive the car and we all walked for another 3 or 4 kilometers to my sister-in-law's house. If you are craving for a longer trail in this area, try the one below.
1. A Walk in the Forest - Les Gravelots
Have a lovely Wednesday!
Love & light,
Arni
5 comments
it looks gorgeous, especially the first photo.
ReplyDeleteI've never been to a sea or ocean myself
I'm a big fan of that quote on joy :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely coastal walk! I always enjoy being near the sea and we are fortunate to live just about twenty minutes from the coast. In fact we had a walk in the dunes there yesterday. Great quote!
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely coastal walk! I always enjoy being near the sea and we are fortunate to live just about twenty minutes from the coast. In fact we had a walk in the dunes there yesterday. Great quote!
ReplyDeleteWhat a unique twist to travel blogs. You share the moment and all its simplicity. I love it. It makes you feel that you don't need to travel far to travel. You can just appreciate what is in front of you right now.
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