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GEOCACHING. This will
give your brain a workout
as you try to find the
mystery hidden object! It’s
the 21st century way to do a
treasure hunt… all you need
is for an adult to set their
mobile phone GPS system
and off you go!
www.geocaching.com/play
TREE CLIMBING is still one
of the best free activities
to do! Just ask a grown-up
to make sure you’re safe by
giving you a limit on how
high you climb.
Is it a plane? LOVE SPEED?
Pop along to your nearest
adventure! Choose
somewhere local to start
with that won’t be too
tiring, perhaps taking some
snacks for energy and a
map so you can pinpoint
your location. You could
even collect mementos
of your walk too, such as
small stones, feathers,
seeds or take photos
of your daring ascents!
Here’s the best in Wales:
www.visitwales.com/
holidays-breaks/familyholidays/child-friendlymountains
train or coach station, ferry
port or airport and watch
the vehicles arriving. Record
their names if you like and
play guess the destinations!
WATERWORKS. Make a
boat from junk and sail it.
Or play pooh-sticks and
beat the grown-ups! To
make a boat: use straws
or lolly sticks and decorate
with any waterproof craft
items you have. An empty
margarine or yoghurt
container will to the trick!
Don’t have a tub? Ask an
adult to make paper boats
with you.
www.redtedart.com/2013/06/05/
SPOT SPOOKY CIR
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Visit a crop circle
. The region
of Wiltshire has
many.. some
people believe th
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created by alien
s!
www.ukcropcircle
s.co.uk
Or look out for w
hite horses
carved with chalk
into Wiltshire
and Oxfordshire’
s hills.
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