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Front light - Wings front and rear by Traveller_40
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  • Post category:Anxiety/Stress / Environment / Mental health
  • Post published:August 20, 2018

To help connect with animals, you can watch out for wildlife. If you don’t live near open countryside, try visiting a local park to look for squirrels, fish, insects, ducks and other birds. Visit a local community or city farm and help out by volunteering.

Source: Nature and mental health @ mind: for better mental health

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