Omgevallen bomen in het Kralingse Bos
A true experience walk past (almost) fallen trees.
An experiential walk, focusing on a dozen 'fallen' (and nearly fallen) trees in the oldest part of the Bos, on the East side. A walk where we leave our thoughts behind at the first tree stump and give our feet and senses plenty of space. Seeing how trees sometimes just keep growing after they have fallen or are (still) standing upright while there is no life left in them and, in other life forms, can slowly but surely completely merge into the surroundings.
Jolanda Setz, personal (energetic) coach and artist, is the guide for this walk. 'We will make the walk in as much silence as possible, for yourself and for others,' Jolanda explains. 'Then you can really perceive where you are and what you see. If you start chatting, you'll be in Timbuktu before you know it. Every now and then we will stop at a tree and I will tell you something, and then there will also be an opportunity to share something with a fellow walker about the place or the tree.'
Registration is not necessary, just show up on time, in the parking lot next to the Eekhoorn.
All dates
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October 2026
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| Datum | Tijd | Locatie | CalendarLink |
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| Sat 31 Oct | 13:30 - 15:30 | Kralingse Bos | |
Saturday 31 October
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