Old Norse Lodge Embraces Nature and Sweet Treats

At Old Norse Lodge, residents recently embraced the wonders of the great outdoors as they participated in the Big Garden Birdwatch, a delightful activity that brought them closer to nature. Equipped with treats for the bird feed, residents eagerly awaited the feathered visitors to their outdoor space. Among the notable sightings was a daily visitor, a pheasant affectionately named Norsey by the residents.

Armed with cards detailing the distinctive features of various bird species, residents engaged in a delightful session of birdwatching, deepening their connection with the local avian community. The activity not only provided an opportunity for relaxation but also sparked joy and curiosity among the residents.

In addition to their outdoor adventures, residents gathered in the communal lounge for a delightful baking session, turning their attention to the creation of chocolate cupcakes. The aroma of freshly baked treats filled the air as residents and staff collaborated in the kitchen, preparing a sweet surprise not only for themselves but also for their fellow residents.

Once the cupcakes emerged from the oven, the sweet delights became a source of joy and sharing. Residents and staff joined forces to distribute the cupcakes, spreading smiles and savouring the delicious results of their collective effort. The act of baking not only satisfied the residents' sweet cravings but also fostered a sense of camaraderie and shared enjoyment.

Old Norse Lodge's combination of nature-inspired activities and communal baking exemplifies the commitment to creating a vibrant and engaging living environment. Through these shared experiences, residents forge connections, find joy in the simple pleasures, and create cherished memories together. The lodge continues to be a place where residents can appreciate the beauty of nature, indulge in delightful treats, and build a strong sense of community.