Group walks
A Dwellbeing walk is a simple reminder and invitation to connect back with yourself, in the company of likeminded others. The walks are short - about an hour and half in length and always circular, allowing us to discover wonderful views, history and nature. I welcome anyone wanting to join me on them.
A Dwellbeing walk is a simple reminder and invitation to connect back with yourself, in the company of likeminded others. The walks are short - about an hour and half in length and always circular, allowing us to discover wonderful views, history and nature. I welcome anyone wanting to join me on them.
A Dwellbeing walk is a simple reminder and invitation to connect back with yourself, in the company of likeminded others. The walks are short - about an hour and half in length and always circular, allowing us to discover wonderful views, history and nature. I welcome anyone wanting to join me on them.
Join me for a group walk in Kent
Walking in many beautiful places here in Kent I choose and tailor walks to suit the specific interests of the group. Walks normally take place every Friday of the month but I can offer some weekend slots too. Feel free to give me a call and talk through the options.
Meet Likeminded People
Each walk has a creative activity that I will encourage you to participate in, but I’m also happy for you to just enjoy the walk itself, if that is what you would prefer.
I need 5 people to book a walk, so grab a few friends and let’s get going!
If you have any questions about the half day retreat, please get in touch before purchasing.
Key information:
You will be sent details of the exact location and a meeting time and place ahead of the day via email.
“My group of six professional artists booked Clare to give us a guided drawing tour of Canterbury's little-known places linked by bridges. We very much enjoyed the experience. Clare was a gentle, confident leader engaging the group whilst encouraging individual response. Her thorough research and engaging story telling enabled us to appreciate new aspects of a familiar place.
Clare has a deep understanding of the need for wellbeing in our busy lives. She views her surroundings with an informed and sensitive artist's eye. She commands a thorough knowledge of local history, ecology and the natural world.”
- Mary Stockton-Smith
