Folklore and mindfulness: Story trail opens in Close Park, Radcliffe
Collecting Art, take a look Its creator is Rob Dart, 43, a dad-of-three from Ramsbottom, whose unique audio story trail at Close Park, Radcliffe, weaves together local landmarks, history, and thoughtful reflection. “The stories carry deep truths and inspiration to help children – and adults – open to the world around and within them,” Rob said. “There are lots of mindfulness and contemplation involved in it. These stories are for everybody – everyone likes a good story.” Visitors to the park can explore five locations, each marked with a QR code. When scanned, the code leads to an online audio experience featuring a short chat, a folk tale or fable, a related activity, and a space to reflect. The trail uses Rob’s book Folk Tales and Fables, which combines storytelling with interactive activities. Each park station invites visitors to participate in different tasks, from physical challenges and nature-inspired art to mindfulness prompts and even haiku writing. Story trail creator...

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