Natural therapy at Seven Bends State Park
Seven Bends State Park is inviting guests for a full moon guided forest therapy walk today from 4 pm to 6 pm.
The Japanese practice of “forest bathing” is known to boost health and wellness.
The practice can lower blood pressure and heart rate and improve your mood and focus.
Kristine Villatoro is a certified Forest Therapy Guide with the Association of Nature and Forest Therapy.
She will guide the participants to help them awaken their senses and reconnect with nature.
The experience is free but registration is encouraged by calling the park or through their Eventbrite page.
The park’s regular parking rates will apply.
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News Maker David Brotman on FNFSR Fundraiser Sat. Oct. 2
We continue talking with David Brotman Executive Director of The Friends of the North Fork of the Shenandoah River in today’s News Maker.
Today David tells us about fishing on the Shenandoah River as well as this Saturday’s Oct. 2 fundraiser.
David also tells us how the FNFSR oversees the Seven Bends State Park as well.
The good news is brought to you by the town of Front Royal.
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Woodstock Lions donate to 7 Bends St. Park
Woodstock’s Lions Club presented a $6,000 check to the Friends of Seven Bends State Park.
The funds are allocated for the future site of the River’s Way Natural Playground and Outdoor Classroom at Hollingsworth Road in Woodstock.
Construction on the site is slated to begin later this year.
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