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Sunday Soil

Sunday 4 October, 2026 from 14:30 - 17:30

Little Dutch Farm, Blokdijk 5, 1608HH, Wijdenes

About the afternoon

Three hours in the food forest. Weeding, planting, tending fire, sharing food.

No agenda beyond showing up and getting your hands in the earth. We work together, we rest together, we eat together. This is not a workshop or a retreat, it’s simply a Sunday afternoon spent doing something real, alongside people who feel the same pull toward soil and community.

Details

Pricing

Price for Sunday Soil is

Free

To thank you for your help on the farm there will be a hot vegetarian soup and tea from tea garden.

Location

At our beautiful, rural farmhouse from 1901, sustainably renovated with respect for nature, you will find peace and space. The farm features a small meadow with four horses, an orchard full of fruit trees, a flourishing vegetable garden, and a pond filled with water lilies, ducks, and frogs, accompanied by a cheerful choir of birds.

Miss & Tommie, our farm cats, and our Bernese Mountain Dog, Balou, warmly welcome you to Little Dutch Farm, where nature and simplicity come together.

Address: Little Dutch Farm, Blokdijk 5, Wijdenes
By car:
free parking available
By public transport: Train to Hoorn Station and free pick up (please sign up for this during checkout)

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Facilitator(s)

Kim Taylor
Nature Coach & Facilitator

Kim’s mission at Little Dutch Farm is to harness the healing power of nature to foster authentic connections and empower individuals, teams, and leaders. By integrating garden therapy and nature coaching, she provides a supportive environment for personal and professional growth. Kim’s work helps people realign their strengths, clarify their vision, and embrace nature’s transformative potential for enhanced well-being.

Additional information

The day will go ahead in all weather conditions except for weather warnings yellow, orange or red. Then the day will be cancelled and you will be refunded.

The event is fully outdoors so please dress appropriately.

The benefits of A Day on the Farm?

Physical Health: Engaging in gardening tasks can improve strength, coordination, and endurance.

Mental Health: The act of nurturing plants can reduce symptoms of anxiety, depression, and stress.

Emotional Well-being: Connecting with nature fosters a sense of calm and relaxation, boosting overall mood.

Social Interaction: Group gardening activities can enhance social skills and reduce feelings of isolation.

Cognitive Function: Planning and executing gardening tasks can improve focus, memory, and problem-solving abilities.

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