Hello, hello, dear listener and welcome into ILD speaking part three.

We are talking about natural places, trees and forests.

Ooh.

Are you into, you know, greenery and plants and trees?

Nature.

Natural things. Nature. Natural things.

What kind of people like to visit natural places?

Well, doesn't everyone?

I feel like you'd have a harder time finding people who prefer unnatural places.

We need to pick particular groups, though. I suppose people into things like outdoor sports would love it, like hikers and hill walkers.

That would cater nicely to their interest.

Why do people like visiting places with trees or forests? Lots of reasons. It's a nice way to unwind for starters.

Actually, being in nature can create a sense of something called nature-connectedness, which can improve our well-being.

It's also a chance to get out of the fast-paced environment of cities and relax more generally, since it, well, it should be quieter than with fewer people to make demands of you.

Are natural views better than city views?

I imagine that depends on your individual tastes, really.

Seems like the countryside or other landscapes might be more calming with all the natural contours,

while city views are more inspiring since they represent opportunities and possibilities.

Do all people need some nature?

Well, based on what I said about nature connectedness, I'd certainly say so,

though there might be people who need it more,

like the ones that spend their lives cooped up in towns with nowhere to escape to.

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