The Happy Trail

I like to travel also to relieve stress. I feel experiencing different scenery and nature increases my feeling of well being. Taking a one day camping trip and hiking through the forest is relaxing. Anything in my opinion near water is also relaxing; the sound of the water alone provides a feeling of calm. Recreational activites like fishing, boating, or just sitting by a fire in the evening.

Similarly, Wordsworth’s I wandered lonely as a cloud emphasizes how essential nature is to a person’s health and well being. For Wordsworth, nature becomes a therapeutic resource which allows him to cope, even when he is not physically present amongst nature. The similarities and differences between the poems allow the reader to interpret the many different meanings behind each and allow a fuller meaning of what nature provides to

Cold Lake had a very low temper... ... middle of paper ... ...ew me an end of the rope and pulled me out. I was coughing and felt dizzy, but it was good to feel the ground under my feet again. After everything was over, we returned to our camp and, after a while, everybody seemed to forget what happened to me, or when somebody brought it up, he just made fun of it. It wasn't funny for me though. I could not help thinking that I had started crossing the river just because I did not want to look like a coward in front of my friends.

The comfort of taking a walk on a nature preserve to experience my own peace and quiet in the outer world conveys me calmness, so I am effectively able to clear my mind and abandon the urgency of measuring time. Accede the opportunity to travel with the natural rhythms of nature as well as overlooking the wonderful scenery it offers. That enlightens me to release the thought of overseeing everything in my life, so I am competent to relax and let loose. Furthermore, nature is a demonstration of stability in the environment to produce growth for all living creations. As I walked this journey through the Eaton Canyon Fall trail at the Pasadena nature preserve, I recognized myself noticing the displays of nature’s beauty and connecting myself in

A sweet aroma of flowers overflowed near by like s shinning light, but was hidden by the untrimmed bushes and wildly growing trees. Up above me was the beautiful, high noon blue sky spotted with fluffy, white clouds and airplanes flying by. I emerged into the parking lot and stopped happily as a squirrel under a tree. Hesitating to proceed anywhere further I took a few minutes to treasure the moment of silence and peace. As my girlfriend and I got out of the car to get ready for the picnic, she happened to be distracted by the water; a rhythmic ongoing resemblance of rhythm in her heart.

In the end he won and he took over my goods and he enjoyed his victory. Creativity and imagination can be truly beneficial to our health development, without too much influence of fear. The age does not matter, anyone can benefit from experiencing time with nature. Let’s enjoy spending time with our loved ones outdoors and connect with nature, because connecting with nature it is the only form of life keeping us alive and healthy.

Any piece of land can be as exciting as your favorite place if you make it what you want. Nature will give back. Likewise, Pipher also suggests that “Nebraska is not her home becau... ... middle of paper ... ...that Pyle describes in “Everybody's Ditch” is the reading that induced a different feeling for nature from within me. Both the articles stand with great points considering the love of environment and how one should respect a certain place. It also shows how one could easily become a place.

He failed to find a publisher but that did not stop him and he began writing stori... ... middle of paper ... ...iptions and literary devices, such as metaphors and similes, the characters seem to come to life for the reader. John’s vivid descriptions of nature really help the reader see the surroundings in his novels. The following quote starts of the book Of Mice and Men and contains some of the most descriptive language, and imagery in the hole book. “A few miles south of the soledad, the Salinas River drops in close to the hillside bank and runs deep and green. The water is warm too: for it has slipped twinkling in the yellow sands before reaching the narrow pool.

Memories of past conversations and even friends that have moved away. Being alone on my swing also helped me in many difficult situations. The time alone gave me time to think and I think sometimes my family found me easier to deal with, because I was not bringing my stressful life home to them. Sitting on the swing, watching the boats go by, and seeing nature's true beauty cut back much of the stress that was building up inside me. I found the swing to be my healing power.

INTRODUCTION Outdoor recreation is something that everyone needs. Finding that place within yourself that allows you to forget about everything. Whether that be playing with your kids in the nearby park, fishing with your grandfather, hiking with someone or just by yourself you learn something new about yourself. Some people use recreation to forget about something and they use being outside as a calming effect. Williams and Stewart (1998) believe that nature, as a place, creates an emotion bond, has a complex meaning to the person, and that people have this draw back to the place.