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you can't beat nature if you camp outside the fresh air is so wonderful to get away from the smoke chimneys and the dust.
Camping by a open fire and the fresh collect water by the nearest stream.
Eating fresh fish and sleeping in the open air.
Going to look at birds nesting in trees to watching the fishes swim around and try and catch with their fingers.

Looking at how lady birds and beetles and hopping frogs catch their prey and then see you and dash away.
Bubbling waterfalls as it falls from the rock and taking of your shoes and socks and chill them in the coolest water stream.
Eating your meals by a smoking fire and singing songs till the moon lit comes in is such a
delightful way of been with nature.
Some people don't want to spend soggy tent beds wet and go and be nice and dry in a caravan or hotel.
The excitement is selling ghostly shadow on the tent at night and listening to the lovely
mating bird calls.Then there is the rambling walks seeing how many animal's paw prints you can find and the rubbing's on the tree bark.
Deciding who can do the washing up as spiders are crawling near the open cereal packet box.
The horrible torch trips to the toilet in the night making sure no creepy crawling insect or snakes do bite.
Your skin feels so much fresher and you learn to relax even if there is a few flying black bats.
The smell of the grass as you lay i in your tent and the crack of thunderstorm as the rain
becomes wet were you have pitched your tent.
Drying your clothes outside its so much fresher and dry quickly too.
Fresh milk from the nearby farm and have a go at nature cow milking on a stool.
Horse riding as you gallop fast and the cheeky squirrels that are hiding in the trees eating their lunch in their paws. Sitting watching and waiting for something strange to happen with the birds as there fly back and forward feeding their young one with a camera in your hand you won't want to miss these special moments.
Toasting marshmallows on a twinge as it stickiness wraps around your mouth and drinking hot chocolate in a mug as the months and insects been flying away buzz around you.
Getting so much fresh air makes you sleep well and nature makes so much alive.
Collecting pond life to have a look and gentle let swim back and the toads give you a blast of their toad song as their leap on to the Lilly pad in a daze
Watching the snake wrapping themselves near the trees and leafs rustling as dry as bones as we crunch them between our fingers.

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