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Muddy Boots Children's nature group FRIDAY 10.40 Forest Hill


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MUDDY BOOTS children's nature group this Friday 14th is all about MUD! Just kidding about the attached picture, but it will be all about mud and soil and if you don't get at least a bit muddy, you wont be doing it right! We will be digging, planting our bulbs for Spring, making mud pies, and painting with mud! We'll warm up with hot chocolate and some singing at Basecamp.


PLEASE NOTE, session time is 10.40-12.10 this Friday only.

Bring wellies, waterproofs that you don't mind getting muddy, including trousers if you have - I'll have a couple of spares.

See you there, if you dare!


If you get a chance, let me know here or on 07919 077198 if you're coming. Holly



Muddy Boots is a children's nature group which runs at Devonshire Road Nature Reserve in Forest Hill every Monday and Friday 10-11.30 with a second Friday session at 1.30-3pm. Its very hands-on, friendly, relaxed, completely outdoors and aims to let children learn about nature, get grubby, get lots of fresh air and explore this lovely wild green space at their own pace. Each week we have a nature related activity nature and there's digging, watering, a walk in the woods and listening for wildlife. We end up back at our log circle Basecamp with a story, snack and songs.


Children any age love the peace of the reserve and are very welcome. To engage best with the day's more structured activity, I recommend 14m and over. Its ?6/child and there is a sibling discount. Younger siblings under 14m are very welcome to come along for free.


Meet at the big iron gates of the Reserve on Devonshire Road, opposite Tyson Road. On street parking available.

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