Join The Simple Things’ Editor Lisa Sykes, Wellbeing Editor Rebecca Frank and regular contributor and author of The Slow Traveller, Jo Tinsley as they take an early evening walk together and ponder over the joy and comfort of a familiar ramble, consider why being outdoors helps us to talk more freely, and finish with a stroll in the footsteps of Jane Austen in Bath’s very own pleasure gardens. If you are in the UK, you can try an immediate start subscription to the The Simple Things get 30% off and receive the current issue straight away. Or buy current and back issues hereEditing and music by Arthur Cosslett. In The Simple ThingsIn the October HUG issue (160) on sale nowMagical creatures – an appreciation of the tawny owl In the November SPICE issue (161)An Autumnal roast – it’s the season for roast dinners and this one is a winnerBuy the November issue at picsandink.com from 16 October and on the newsstand from 22 October. From Flourish, our wellbeing bookazine (Volume 3)How to do autumn well – foraging, feasting and conker fightingOutdoor therapy – how it works and techniques to try as your walkFlourish Volume 4 is coming soon and is available to pre-order with 10% off until 29 October IN PREVIOUS ISSUESWhich Jane Austen character are you? Fun quiz and events to suit your character. (Issue 154, April 2025)Moodscapes and walking routes – how different landscapes make us feel. (Issue 154, April 2025). on our blog. Taken from The Walking Cure by Annabel Streets (Bloomsbury Tonic) Buy current and back issues here LEARN MOREJane Austen 250 year anniversary events in Bath https://visitbath.co.uk/inspire-me/literary-bath/jane-austen-bath and beyond www.janeausten.co.ukThe joy of a familiar walk by Alice Tatham (Issue 129) Follow Alice on Instagram @thewildwoodmoth   

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