Alive in the Wild

Breathe some fresh air and quiet your mind as Moshe Jacobson leads us on a different Atlanta-area nature walk each month! Moshe is passionate about the healing power of nature, and is a certified NOLS Outdoor Educator, Leave No Trace Master Educator, and Wilderness First Responder. Today we will explore the trails running through Mason Mill Park and nearby Ira B Melton Park, including parts of the South Peachtree Creek Trail. The total distance will be 2-3 miles and easy to moderate difficulty. Please bring: - water - snack - sun protection - bug spray - small towel If you are delayed call or text Moshe at[masked]. Donations appreciated. Thank you and see you on the trail!

Breathe some fresh air and quiet your mind as Moshe Jacobson leads us on a different Atlanta-area nature walk each month! Moshe is passionate about the healing power of nature, and is a certified NOLS Outdoor Educator, Leave No Trace Master Educator, and Wilderness First Responder. Today we will take a longer ~5 mile loop hike starting from Cochran Mill Park in Southwest Atlanta along Bear Creek, to beautiful Henry Mill Falls. The hike is moderate difficulty and will take 3+ hours to complete. Please bring: - water - snack - sun protection - bug spray - small towel If you are delayed call or text Moshe at[masked]. Donations appreciated. Thank you and see you on the trail!

Are you ready to create something amazing with us? Join us the first weekend of spring for three days of intentional living and conscious co-creating. Allow the group to amplify your intentions and boost your creative power! Enjoy the beautiful old growth forest, which provides a serene and magical backdrop for the weekend. This weekend is for anyone devoted to conscious living, raising your vibration, and collaborating with other conscious individuals! All experiences during the weekend will be led by attendees. If you would like to help lead an activity, please email [masked]. Here are some suggestions: - Bonfire & Drum Circle - Conscious dance - Leave No Trace Ethics (Comfirmed, Moshe Jacobson) - Music Jam - Collaborative art - Nonviolent Communication - Forest Walk - Group Visualization & Intention Setting - Sound healing - Yoga & Meditation - Anything else?? Accommodations are 3-sided shelters with 8 bunks each (you must bring a sleeping pad & bag), or you can bring a tent and camp. Maximum attendance is 32 people. Campsite has a water tap and two pit toilets. Main cabin has microwave, fridge and big table, but no running water inside. Attendees must bring and prepare own food. Camp stoves and coolers are helpful for avoiding contention for the microwave and fridge. Attendance is by donation, with a suggested donation of $50 or whatever you are able to give. Reserve your spot by making your donation at www.paypal.me/aliveinthewild/50. Only Alive in the Wild members may attend -- this is not a public event! If you would like to carpool or offer a ride, or if you have any other questions or concerns, please contact Moshe at [masked] or[masked]. GETTING THERE: Please plan to arrive Friday between 6 and 8 pm. After you enter the park, you'll hit a T in the road. Go Right toward the cottages, and make a Right after the first cottage, onto PIONEER RD. Follow the gravel road all the way to the end, where you will find Camp Tsatu-Gi.