To celebrate ten years of place-based scent storytelling, Etikette invites you to The Slowest Bushwalk — a guided community experience designed to help you slow down and reconnect with Country through scent, sound, memory and presence. Held in the Adelaide Hills on Sunday 7 June, this thoughtful and accessible walk offers a different kind of outdoor experience. There is no finish line, no fitness goal and no pressure to keep pace. Instead, participants are invited to move gently, listen deeply and pay closer attention to the landscape around them. The walk will be guided by Allira Potter, a proud Yorta Yorta woman whose philosophy of "walking with Country" encourages more meaningful relationships with place. The event begins with a Welcome to Country by Uncle Moogy Sumner, respected Kaurna and Ngarrindjeri Elder, cultural ambassador and environmental advocate. The Slowest Bushwalk is a rare and deeply considered experience for those who value slowing down, noticing more and cultivating a deeper relationship with nature. The event also marks the launch of Etikette's limited-edition "Place Over Pace" fundraising T-shirt, with all profits donated to Trees For Life.