Nibblings on branches, whistling calls of teals, egret flybys. None of these did we photograph as we were in Sound mode. But here are a mixture of mine and James’ images (thanks for sharing James)
The path was just about passable though looking like a river itself in places. Indeed the river was embodying our conversation about the ‘de-canalisation’ of thinking that needs to keep reemerging and being nurtured - around what a river is, what a human is. And how we, through practices that decenter the human, can learn from other creatures.
We share a passion for seeing other than human beings as teachers, linking us back through centuries to earlier more braided ways of seeing our place. 
