Walking the property at Wild Woods Retreat & Farm this week turned up two nests, and neither one is something we built or planned for. Both are just part of what thirty acres of woods, walipini, and pasture produces on its own. The first is a bird's nest, empty by the...
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Two Nests: What We Find (and Leave Alone) at Wild Woods
Written By Susan Anderson
About the Founder
Sue Anderson, the visionary behind Wild Woods Retreat, understands the need for peace. After years of burnout from city life, Sue sought refuge in nature. Her journey led to the creation of this retreat, a place where others can find the same solace she discovered. Here, it's all about simplicity, authenticity, and the healing power of the natural world.
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