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#30DaysWild – A walk along the canal

29/06/201703/06/2019
The view of the canal from the tow path

I love going for a walk along the canal. It always brings back happy memories of going on a narrowboating holiday with hubby in our pre-children (and pre-marriage!) days. We keep saying that one day we’ll go again with the girls. We’ve yet to really make any firm plans to do so. In the meantime… Read More

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#30DaysWild – Dandelion flower tea

28/06/201703/06/2019
A pot of dandelion flower tea on a tray with a dandelion flower

#30DaysWild has helped encouraged me to take a closer look at the things growing in my garden. I’ve been thinking more about what I can harvest and eat from my garden. Not just the raspberries, the lettuces and the radishes that are growing there, but some of the weeds too. Earlier in the month, I… Read More

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#30DaysWild – Creating nature fairy wands

28/06/201703/06/2019
Two fairy wands made from sticks and decorated with glittery pipe-cleaners, roses, hawksbeard, sweetpea and leaves

My girls love making fairy wands from sticks. They are so simple to make and far prettier than any fairy wand I’ve ever seen in a shop. Each fairy wand is completely unique and can be made in just a few minutes. Perfect for a little adventurer keen to create some fairy magic outdoors.  … Read More

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#30DaysWild – Home-made cherry lemonade

27/06/201703/06/2019
A glass of home-made cherry lemonade with half a lemon and some cherries

The girls have been enjoying the cherries that we picked recently at Grandma’s house. It took a few days before they were really ripe enough to eat. Once they had ripened though, it wasn’t too long before they then started to become a little overripe! We had picked quite a lot from the tree –… Read More

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#30DaysWild – Creating fairy houses for imaginative play

26/06/201703/06/2019
Two painted fairy houses nestled in a buddleia tree stump

​My girls love fairies and looking for fairy houses in the woods. We decided to create our own little fairy village in the garden. These little fairy houses are simple to make and are perfect for a little imaginative outdoor play.     You will need: Plastic bottle (with lid) Scissors Sticky tape Rice PVA… Read More

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#30DaysWild – Into the woods…

25/06/201703/06/2019
Sophie spots a geocache under a fallen tree

One of the things I love about visiting our local country parks is that there are still huge areas of all of them that we have yet to really explore. There is always a new path to head down; a different direction to take and new things to see and do.     The main… Read More

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#30DaysWild – Playing Poohsticks at Denham Country Park

23/06/201703/06/2019
Sophie looking down into the stream from the bridge to spot which stick appears first in her game of Poohsticks

Poohsticks is one of those wonderful simple childhood games that stays fun no matter what age you are. Even as an adult, I can never quite resist the temptation when crossing a bridge over a stream to throw a stick in and watch it float downstream.     For a three-year old though, Poohsticks is… Read More

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I'm Louise, mummy of three - Jessica, forever six, who was born with half a heart and lives on in mine; and heart-healthy Sophie (born 2013) and Thomas (born 2018). I blog about living with grief after child loss, crafts, days out and the little moments of family life.

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