Going out into the natural world is good for your health and mind, and you can still get some of the same benefits even when stuck inside, says Graham Lawton
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1 April 2020
By Graham Lawton
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LAST week, during what already feels like the halcyon days of Before Lockdown, a wonderful package came through my letterbox. It contained the Great Trees of London Map, which lists the UK capital’s 50 most interesting trees. Did you know there is a giant redwood towering over New Cross Gate tube station? Or a yew in Totteridge that has been there since before the Norman Conquest? I was planning to visit them all. That will now have to wait.
I have written before about London’s green spaces and its status as a national city park. One of …
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