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This adventure-themed garden explores how young people can grow in confidence and discover their potential by taking meaningful risks and overcoming challenges. Its design takes subtle inspiration from the Celtic landscape and character of Aberdyfi in north Wales, where Outward Bound began in the UK more than 85 years ago.
A dramatic balancing sculpture made from Welsh granite by Adrian Gray, with one rock seemingly teetering on top of another, evokes a towering mountain escarpment. Nearby, an eccentric handcrafted timber bothy overlooks a sunken garden, while mysterious carved ‘Ulmus’ - recycled-elm creatures - emerge from a carpet of sky-blue meconopsis flowers in the woodland shade.
The planting explores how plants adapt to different conditions and microclimates to survive and thrive, reflecting the resilience young people can develop through challenge. Chestnut-hued flowers echo the rusty tones of the granite, growing among slate crevices and free-draining scree, in contrast to a colourful, moisture-loving camassia meadow. The garden reflects Outward Bound’s belief that nature-based adventures give young people the opportunity to test themselves and discover the freedom and joy of the outdoors.
The Outward Bound Trust is an educational charity that uses the power of the outdoors to inspire confidence, resilience and self-belief. From five residential centres across the UK, Outward Bound delivers authentic adventures that help around 25,000 young people each year to discover what they’re truly capable of. It works with schools, colleges, employers and supporters to ensure as many young people as possible can experience this life-changing opportunity.
The garden will be permanently relocated to the Outward Bound Trust’s outdoor education centre in Aberdyfi, West Wales. This is the location of the charity’s first centre and birthplace of Outward Bound in the UK.
Head to the link below to find out more about the garden and the people involved in its creation and legacy.
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