Thank you, Alexander, for taking the time to let us know you are getting better. I hope your full recovery comes quickly! Don't worry about us out here, we will be waiting patiently for you to return to normal.
Everything you post on The Planet or any other medium is happily read & a joy to receive. Whether brief or a full article, I look forward to it all. Please make your health & healing your top priority. Your faithful readers will be pleased with what you’re able to post & look forward to your full recovery. Take care.
Good to hear that walking in nature helps, even if only a little. This is a lovely picture. Thank you for sharing your island's beauty with us. Wishing you a lot of patience with your recovery and sending some positive vibes from Switzerland.
Thank you, I live very close to the highest point in the province of Zeeland, I believe that dune is 35 meters above sea level. I doubt if anyone in Switzerland is impressed.
You also deserve a rest and maybe your arm is a sign that you do. You have been working very hard in the past months with this newsletter and everything that it entails. Take it easy this summer. Wishing for your arm to heal soon. Have a nice day Alex!
This is fresh water, like all the small ponds in the dunes. But the water close to the lonely church tower (from the drowned village) is a bit salty, an ideal wetland area. I will share some pictures soon
So sorry to learn of your nerve pain. Glad that walking in nature helps you. Nature does have a way of healing many things. So right about the yea and climate change. We usually get a hot spell coinciding with 7/4 but this year it’s a week early and really extremely hot and humid, too hot to be outside except very early or after sunset.
Rest and enjoy your time in those beautiful dunes with the ponies.
Hi Alexander, i am sorry that you are in pain. I hope that walking in nature, taking time away from the screen, resting and having patience will let the nerve in your arm know that you are thinking of its welfare and listening to your body. I am sure that this time of rest will do you so much good. You have been working very hard in recent months. ... I have a friend who sprained her wrist just by typing on a keyboard. I think that her body was sending her a message in the only way it knew how.
Thank you, Alexander, for taking the time to let us know you are getting better. I hope your full recovery comes quickly! Don't worry about us out here, we will be waiting patiently for you to return to normal.
Thank you for the kind words 😊
Everything you post on The Planet or any other medium is happily read & a joy to receive. Whether brief or a full article, I look forward to it all. Please make your health & healing your top priority. Your faithful readers will be pleased with what you’re able to post & look forward to your full recovery. Take care.
Thank you!
Good to hear that walking in nature helps, even if only a little. This is a lovely picture. Thank you for sharing your island's beauty with us. Wishing you a lot of patience with your recovery and sending some positive vibes from Switzerland.
Thank you, I live very close to the highest point in the province of Zeeland, I believe that dune is 35 meters above sea level. I doubt if anyone in Switzerland is impressed.
Well, let's just say it made me smile ;-). When it comes to heights of dunes you are beating us though, hands down.
You also deserve a rest and maybe your arm is a sign that you do. You have been working very hard in the past months with this newsletter and everything that it entails. Take it easy this summer. Wishing for your arm to heal soon. Have a nice day Alex!
Thank you, Ricardo
Pretty photo Alexander,
Wonderful dune scape with a drinking (and bathing)source for the animals? Curious, is this pond salty?
Pony 'pow wow' sacred meeting awaiting around the corner for you off the trail, sit for a while and listen to their healing conversations
seize the day . . . with 🐎 wisdom, walk👣 for wellbeing at times (-:
This is fresh water, like all the small ponds in the dunes. But the water close to the lonely church tower (from the drowned village) is a bit salty, an ideal wetland area. I will share some pictures soon
So very sorry you are in pain Alexander. Hoping you heal well & quickly.
Thanks Carolyn
Whatever you share, Alexander, is of great interest. But first, take care of yourself, heal, and be well.
Thank you, Rena, I will have to do just that.
Alex I hope you feel better soon, take care of yourself and allow yourself time to heal.
Thank you, Brenda. I will do so 😊
So sorry to learn of your nerve pain. Glad that walking in nature helps you. Nature does have a way of healing many things. So right about the yea and climate change. We usually get a hot spell coinciding with 7/4 but this year it’s a week early and really extremely hot and humid, too hot to be outside except very early or after sunset.
Rest and enjoy your time in those beautiful dunes with the ponies.
Thank you, I will soon post a picture of the horses I saw today in the dunes.
Hi Alexander, i am sorry that you are in pain. I hope that walking in nature, taking time away from the screen, resting and having patience will let the nerve in your arm know that you are thinking of its welfare and listening to your body. I am sure that this time of rest will do you so much good. You have been working very hard in recent months. ... I have a friend who sprained her wrist just by typing on a keyboard. I think that her body was sending her a message in the only way it knew how.
Thank you, Darlene. I will follow your advice :-)