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Tag Archives: Chiltern Open Air Museum

Festive fun at Chiltern Open Air Museum

10/12/2020
Father Christmas riding a golf buggy covered in tinsel

This time of year, we’d normally have lots of festive days out planned. This year though, the calendar is looking very empty without the usual Christmas events. We did have one day out booked in though – the Christmas weekend event at Chiltern Open Air Museum.     Chiltern Open Air Museum is one of… Read More

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A nature hunt at Chiltern Open Air Museum

24/09/202023/09/2020
Sophie and Thomas in the woods at Chiltern Open Air Museum

Chiltern Open Air Museum is one of our favourite places for a day out. It’s familiar and feels like a safe place to visit with the restricted pre-booked tickets and plenty of outdoor space to allow for social distancing. Sophie quite enjoys looking out for the signs for the sensory trail and telling me what… Read More

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Venturing out to Chiltern Open Air Museum

21/07/202003/08/2020
A family of scarecrows on the 'Dig for Victory' allotment at Chiltern Open Air Museum

Now that restrictions are being relaxed and some of our favourite places have opened again, we are starting to venture out a little more. Chiltern Open Air Museum is somewhere we always enjoy exploring and was the perfect place for our first trip out together. Sophie, Thomas and I enjoyed an afternoon out during the… Read More

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An autumn afternoon at Chiltern Open Air Museum

07/11/201907/11/2019
Sophie looking at the ‘listen’ and ‘feel’ signs outside the Haddenham Croft Cottage

Chiltern Open Air Museum has been a favourite place to visit ever since the girls were babies. Since Jessica died, we’ve not visited it quite as often as we used to though. During half-term, we decided to spend an afternoon there and revisit some of our favourite spots before the museum closed for the winter.… Read More

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Learning a little about World War 1 at Chiltern Open Air Museum

04/10/201802/10/2018
Sophie standing next to a WW1 plane

Chiltern Open Air Museum has always been one of our favourite places to visit. We used to go quite regularly but hadn’t been this year. I’d been cautious about visiting at the start of the season due to lambing as I was pregnant with Thomas and then we just didn’t have the heart to go… Read More

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Christmas crafts and fun at Chiltern Open Air Museum

07/12/201706/12/2017
Victorian characters on the village green at Chiltern Open Air Museum

We always enjoy a day out at Chiltern Open Air Museum. It’s such a nice place just to go for a walk and the historic buildings are always interesting too. I love the fact that the girls can get outdoors and explore while learning little things along the way. They can find out more about… Read More

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Fairies, fauns and unicorns: an adventure in an Enchanted Museum

01/06/201731/05/2017
A fairy princess riding a unicorn

A little imagination combined with a walk in the woods can turn a day out into a fairytale adventure for my girls. An evening at one of their favourite places, with the promise of getting to see real fairies and magical creatures is irresistible. The Enchanted Museum event at Chiltern Open Air Museum was one… 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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