The Lockdown has given many of us the chance to create a closer bond with nature and the outdoors. Thanks to members of our Super Solo Living Alone Community who share their lockdown nature and outdoors photos – helping us to create a lasting memory of living alone during extraordinary times.Â
The Lockdown has given many of us the chance to create a closer bond with nature and the outdoors. Thanks to members of our Super Solo Living Alone Community who share their lockdown nature and outdoors photos – helping us to create a lasting memory of living alone during extraordinary times.Â
Living Solo And Connecting With The Outdoors During The Lockdown
Living Alone | 1st July 2020 by Solo Living
Sarah
My lovely view from my garden where I’ve spent many happy hours during the lockdown.
Mike
It’s so difficult to pick just one photo. This is the 14-acre field my horse Lulu and 14 others are turned out in. Beautiful in all weathers, lovely to watch the horses interacting with each other – helped keep me going during the lockdown.
W Ann
As Mike says not easy to pick just one…. sorry not a very clear photo, but a Robin who visits my garden, always think of my dear Mum when I see the Robin.
Judith
Bike ride. Malton Lane. Orwell, Cambridgeshire. It was a hot day during the lockdown. I welcomed sitting in the shade for a bit.
Orla
Mullaghmore, Co. Sligo. The beach that helped keep me sane.
Mandy Lee
I’ve never climbed so many of these in 3 months!
Hilary
Whenever the solitude became a little overwhelming, it was so soothing to be able to just explore upriver with my best pal. These ancient woodlands and secret glens hold a deep sense of timelessness which is very healing.
Elaine
This is near Frithsden Beeches on the Ashridge estate in Hertfordshire. Went walking in the trees with a dear friend on a very windy wonderful day.
Kay
My neighbour is a postie… She’s amazingly upbeat…every day…she dresses up and gets out on her rounds. Always smiling, desperate for a pee more often than not. That’s a doughnut on the end of the rod!
Stacie
This is a view in Bristol of the Severn bridge going into Wales. Even when the lockdown made me feel lonely, going for a drive and taking in the views like this made me feel quite happy in my solitude!
Anna
I became a (hen) granny!
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