Where The Water Remembers What We Forget

A drive back to Branston Water Park opens a door into childhood swims, family secrets, near misses, and the quiet magic of a lake that still shimmers under a full moon. We trace how a rough gravel pit became a place of healing, intuition, and generational return.

• early memories of the gravel pits and the yacht club
• teenage summers, body image, and simple shared food
• wildlife notes across seasons and changing paths
• psychic impressions, moonlit walks, and sensed energies
• a near-drowning at the lagoons and family secrecy
• returning as parent and grandparent to walk and heal
• trees as companions and intuitive practice
• invitation to visit Branston Water Park and reflect

Take a picture of you standing by the water and send it to me

Chapters

• 1:32 Setting The Scene On The A38
• 2:46 From Gravel Pits To Water Park
• 4:57 Youthful Summers And Self-Image
• 5:59 Wildlife, Seasons, And Changing Place
• 9:10 Energies, Full Moons, And Psychic Sensing
• 11:41 Generations Walking The Same Path
• 13:05 Swimming The Lagoons And A Near Miss
• 16:06 Don’t Tell Your Mother
• 18:09 Foraging Memories And Simple Food
• 19:15 Healing Walks And Lasting Bond