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What I found today… Map magic
By Helen McKay-Ferguson on 26/04/2012 09:00:00
An ingenious city map – for children who scrunch
Wrestling your map back into shape is the bane of the hurried sightseer. Those folds can be so finickity that unless you possess razor-sharp origami skills it can all go horribly, horribly wrong…That’s why the Crumpled City Junior Map is such a gem. Made from a special, super-str...
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Five of the best walks through autumn leaves
By Kate Donoughue on 02/09/2010 12:55:50
Welcome the autumn with a bracing, crunching and swishing walk through leaves ablaze with colour
1. Get scrunching at the National Arboretum at Westonbirt in the Cotswolds, full of colour from late September to November. The Japanese maples in particular astound, with their multicoloured patchwork of colour. From October 25–29 you can discover
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Five ways to entertain your baby when you're tired
By Junior on 11/01/2012 17:33:41
Create a diversion while you relax with these handy hints
You need a comfy seat and a big box of tissues. Show her how to scrunch them up, then throw into the air one by one to create an indoor snowstorm. Then you can have a “snowball” fight.5. Sneak a peekPlay peek-a-boo from behind a cushion and pull faces
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Into the woods
By Clay Johnson on 23/01/2008 10:30:54
Magical and majestic – trees fascinate children.
Children love trees – whether it’s scrunching through their vast autumnal leaf fall, searching for its bounty (conkers, acorns and fir cones) or clambering up their gnarled trunks.Trees also have mythical qualities: think of all the fairytales
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