Let's be Pen Pals

Slow down with a tangible little treat in an overwhelmingly digital world.

Dear friends,

It’s been a little while between letters and I’ve missed you. There are a few new faces here, too. Welcome, I’m so glad you made it.

Lately, I’ve been thoroughly enjoying connecting with you over on Notes through my mini Nature Immersion films. They seem to offer a welcome mindful pause in a sea of information.

Offline, I’ve been deep in my real-world creative work as a florist and flower preservation artist, exploring our new home in Tasmania, and most importantly, being mum to my two favourite little people.

Later this week I’ll be sharing about our recent trip deep into the Tasmanian wilderness, seeking out beautiful mushrooms, lush moss and reconnecting as a family. Plus, the most incredible mountain vista we’ve experienced in all our years travelling around Australia.

Pull up a chair

As we prepare to embark on our next big family adventure, I’ve decided to bring you along for the ride in a much more intimate way.

Paid subscribers can now choose to receive handwritten postcards, letters, and little field notes from our travels.

💌 Use this link to Receive 30% off your first month.

Pour yourself a cuppa, find a comfy place to perch, and slow down with a tangible treat to hold in your warm human hands. A small antidote to the speed of the internet and life in general.

If you’re already a paid subscriber, I’ll be in touch to confirm your details.

Stay curious and kind,
Simone

I’m here to rewild the human spirit—gently restoring joy, presence and a deeper connection to nature in ways that feel easy to weave into life as it is.

If my work brings something meaningful to your days, here are a few ways to support it:

💚 (free) Like, comment, re-stack, and share this post

🎥 (free) Subscribe to Nature Immersions on YouTube

🌸 (free) Follow on Instagram for flowers, yoga, and other creative pursuits

☕ (tip) Buy me a coffee

✨ (upgrade) Paid subscribers receive handwritten postcards, letters and field notes from my explorations, plus access to the Cultivate your Wild Paradise archive.