The Great Outdoors

NATURE THERAPY

HEN I WAS A LITTLE GIRL, I shared my bed with around 20 different toy animals, anything fluffy was my friend! I was the youngest by eight years in a family of six, and by the age of seven I had earned the nickname of ‘Jessy Longlegs’ for being able to keep up on the regular family hikes we would go on. To those who knew me back then it probably comes as no surprise that I now

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