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Glad someone is awake!

Looks like it might be one of the adventure playgrounds for us this afternoon.


I will be the one chasing after a 20m old while my twin 4 year ols climb up the high bits and shriek 'mummeeeeee!' from opposite directions

As an ex-Woodcrafter I went along to this with a happy heart....but it isn't actually run by the Woodcraft Folk. They've contracted it out to London Play, and to be honest it was pretty lame. Just thought I'd share this in case others are getting their hopes up.


did inspire me to find out about local Woodcraft groups tho!

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