Would you like to join me for an early morning coffee at my garden gate and a look back at my offline week.

The Mary Oliver poem I mention during the podcast is Today, and can be found in her collection, A Thousand Mornings.

Ounce and I are off for an impromptu early morning walk to the Horizontal Oaks. Would you like to join us?

I'm going offline this evening for a week. Over the next week I've scheduled a series of Tiny Adventure podcasts that I recorded in 2108 for you to listen to. These podcast haven't been published before and I hope you enjoy looking back with me at what I was up to last year.

Have a lovely week, I’ll be back with regular podcasts here on Go Gently during the week starting Monday 9th September (and a week earlier on Patreon).

Visit patreon.com/gogently to watch the Podcast Extra that accompanies this episode and to listen to the Tiny Adventure podcast series that I'm publishing there during my offline week.

Join me in my kitchen as I prepare some provisions for an at-home Tiny Adventure.

I've not had my morning tea and am a little groggy as I let the chickens out this morning, but as I'm up and the air is fresh I decide to take a walk to the end of the garden and recite the Mary Oliver poem I've been learning to Ounce...

Would you like to join us?

I have a new cosy spot, somewhere that I think will be featuring in a few Tiny Adventures over the coming weeks...

Feeling the need for a quiet day away from tiny adventuring.

After a day with a vet visit in it, I'm feeling in need of a quiet day that maybe will include memorising a poem.

This podcast spans two days and involves plenty of resting, chickens, Ounce and some time standing at my gate looking back at Sunday's Tiny Adventure.

Ounce and I brave the rain to give the chickens their breakfast and then I have a ponder about whether today should be a Tiny Adventure day or not.

Today I'm sitting with Ounce in the field at the end of my garden, drinking some homemade spicy chai and setting my timer for twenty minutes of crocheting.

Would you like to join me?

Ounce and Louise have joined me in the garden for twenty minutes of crocheting. Would you like to join us too?