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    Out & About

    Feb 24, 2021 1 minute
    WORDS PHOEBE JAYES

    Celebrate spring blossom

    ollowing the success of last year’s campaign, the National Trust is encouraging people to take a moment to enjoy nature and the fleeting beauty of blossom. The concept was inspired by , the traditional Japanese celebration of blossom. Research shows that just 20 minutes spent enjoying nature boosts our mood, whether it’s the earliest blackthorn flowers or the brightest cherry.

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