On a refreshing autumn sunny day at the end of September, I joined for “Strolling in the woods with Parents & Kids” which was an event organised by my daughter’s nursery school.
We spend walking together in the woods around the nursery where the children are familiar with.
You will be guided to the precious places for the children.
Depending on the age and physical fitness of the child, there are four routes prepared; from a route of 5 min walk, to a route that requires about 1 hour to go all the way down and come back all the way up with the foot of an adult.
I started to join for the event when my daughter was two years old and stepped up one route at a time, and we challenged the longest route at the event for this time which was the fourth and final year to join.
Having said that, while children are walking easily on the long road going up and down having fun chatting, it seems to be that only parents are pumped up challenging. Watching such children makes me realise the years I spent in this place.
The goal is a valley with a waterfall of elegance with a small fall distance.
The place, which would have been filled with many people in summer, was regaining its tranquillity along with the low water temperature.
While we spent the time there for a while having lunch, playing, and watching the sparkling stream and moss, I felt how precious to see the moment of these sparkling children.
