Little Red Riding Hood as told by The Spirit of the Forest

Written for curious reflective adults, suitable for older children, not kids. The narrator in this story is the voice of the woodland where Little Red her has her story of growing up, when she takes a basket of freshly baked bread to her poorly Grandma, who lives in the forest. This version was created and narrated by Heather Chalkley in collaboration with The Soul Shed, after she created it for a walk at Alice Holt Forest as a part of Alton Walking Festival. In this walk we explored the archetypes of Woodcutter, Little Red, and Wolf. For reels about this journeying please checkout @the_soul_shed on Instagram. To explore Deep-Mapping at The Soul Shed please check out the link tree here. Acknowledgements Huge thanks to Heather for the story, Howard for the tech support, and photographers on unsplash detailed below for their pics along with our own. Also a big thank you to the unknown contributing artists at Shutterstock AI. Im glad that some of my subscription finds its way to you. John-McCann - bluebell wood Mark-Fairhurst- bluebell woodland path James-Kelly-Smit - tall trees into light Annie-Spratt - wood anenomes Picsar-buttercups Tyler-Jamieson - birds in a tree Howard Moss - Wolf images Samantha Taroni - Woodcutters face in mossy tree