No.1047　森のお話会No.26を終えて from Radiotalk

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参加者の方から、「この時間がとても幸せです。もっとお話を聞いていたかった」とメッセージをもらって、涙が出そうでした猟師さんからは、「参加者さんが良い雰囲気の人たちで、リラックスして楽しく話ができました」とメッセージをもらいました。なんて幸せなことだろうと、今朝は疲れた体ながらも心が震えていました。これからもみんなで自然について話せる・学べる・交流できる場所としての森のお話会を、細く長く続けていこうと思います！来月は「ギフチョウと植物」。今日はギフチョウの本を大量に借りてきたので、また勉強していくぞい️️ #ひとり語り #森林インストラクター #森のお話会No.26 #イベント #感謝

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