Rewild with Hygge

13/11/2025

Love what we can utilise our Pines for @

Koppany Pines Kemping & Rewild Escapes

08/11/2025

Buzzwords like "make do," "mend," "upcycle," and "reuse" are gaining traction as we shift our attitudes toward sustainability. Vintage and homemade are no longer just trends—they’re the way forward!

Not only are they good for the environment, but they also give us a fantastic excuse to get creative!

How about gathering some fallen leaves and using them to create beautiful, personalized bookmarks? Just grab some sturdy paper, press those leaves, and let your creativity flow! It’s a simple way to enjoy the season and add a touch of nature to your reading.

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06/11/2025

For many of us, particularly those with ADHD and autism, it’s easy to feel like we have to explain ourselves to the world. But guess what? You don’t!

When you let go of that pressure, you open up space for self-acceptance and happiness. It’s empowering to live life on your terms without worrying about others’ opinions!

Remember, your path is yours alone, and it’s perfectly valid! Embrace it!

31/10/2025

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30/10/2025

In 2020, I suddenly found myself feeling completely 'stuck.' I was on an epic journey, and it felt like my mind had short-circuited. I had always managed to push through before, but this time was different.

During that time, I was part of several campervan groups, where a wonderful group of ladies offered incredible support. One day, in desperation, I shared my mental struggle with them. A kind soul took me under her wing and showed me a path forward.

It was a slow process, but her tips have stayed with me. Now, whenever I feel that familiar , I step back, spend some time in nature or focus on a craft, and then tackle one small task at a time until I 'kick' back into gear.

I’ve learned that my brain tends to break tasks into countless smaller ones at lightning speed—what seems straightforward, like “clean your room,” can quickly spiral into a hundred anxious thoughts, the result being overwhelm and ultimately no action!

If this resonates with you, here’s my 3-step plan to help combat that overwhelm:

1. Focus on One Small Step: Instead of getting lost in the big picture, start with a tiny task—like picking up a shirt or organizing one drawer. Don't be tempted to start another task mid-way, you'll never finish either! Take this task to the end.

2. Set a Timer: Give yourself just 5 or 10 minutes to work on that task. A timer creates urgency and helps keep distractions away. We all know we are so much more productive on last minute deadlines!

3. Celebrate Your Wins: No matter how small, acknowledge your achievements! Celebrate completing that first step to build momentum for the next. It makes you feel good.

Research shows that breaking tasks down can ease anxiety and boost motivation. And remember, saying things out loud to yourself, like "Well done!" can increase dopamine, or at the very least, make you smile. So go ahead—give it a try!

Let’s embrace simpler lives together!

27/10/2025

13/08/2025

Great for a party or scale it down and use an ice cube tray to top the evening drink at sunset. 🍸 🧊 🌹 🌸

12/08/2025

Fifteen Minutes to Come Home to Yourself

At Koppany Pines, life moves to the rhythm of wind through the branches and the quiet steps of those who wander here. You don’t need hours to feel the change—just fifteen minutes in the countryside can rewild your senses and wrap your day in the gentle comfort of hygge.

Step onto the path and let the world fall away. The pine-scented air carries a stillness that settles in your chest. Sunlight dances through the needles, warming your face in fleeting, golden touches. You notice the crunch of earth beneath your feet, the curve of the path ahead, the sky widening above.

This is rewilding—not about becoming something different, but remembering what you already are. A part of the living world. A creature built to walk, to breathe, to notice.

Hygge finds you here too, not in candles or knitted blankets, but in the simple comfort of belonging. Each step is a small act of care, a way to loosen the knots in your mind and let the day soften.

When you return, it’s as though you’ve been away for much longer. Your thoughts are quieter. Your breath is deeper. And somewhere deep down, you feel… more yourself.

Fifteen minutes. That’s all it takes. Out here among the pines, time has a way of giving more than it takes.