Sentence examples for getting close to nature from inspiring English sources
Getting close to nature and telling ghost stories around a fire are no longer the main attraction at many campgrounds.
Furthermore, going on a safari should mean getting close to nature, sampling how the African people live, roughing it to some extent.
Talk about getting close to nature: Manyara's smaller birds glide within inches of your face; its purple soil gets lodged beneath your fingernails.
The only access to the lodge is by boat and the rooms are comfortable but basic - the emphasis of the lodge is on getting close to nature rather than pampered luxury, and the wildlife didn't disappoint: I saw a huge array on a guided river safari, including proboscis monkeys and hornbills.
It's just not enough any more to float Angelina Jolie through the Cambodian jungle, getting close to nature while she totes several thousand pounds' worth of Louis Vuitton handbags (SO REAL); you have to think of fashion shoots involving models dogging, as V Magazine did in 2008, or style children like high-end escorts from the 1980s, as Tom Ford did in French Vogue in January 2012.
Though the park is the smallest in the country, there's no shortage of adventure there, from hiking to biking to getting close to nature.
In Wicca, and to a lesser extent in Druidism, worshiping "skyclad" (i.e. clothed only with the sky) is used as a way of getting closer to Nature and to Deity.
Instead, said Gerda Hayes, 64, relaxing in the buff on a chair, it is like any beach outing — socializing with friends, soaking in the rays and getting closer to nature.
However, the Baduy today is increasingly losing touch with their Hindu culture and increasingly getting closer to nature both in their own religion and their life, as they use no electricity, fertilizer or irrigation techniques in their farming.
Nudism, also called naturism, is about more than the simple act of being nude; it's also about getting closer to nature.
