To celebrate the return of the Poppy and Sam books, Usborne are giving gransnetters the chance to win a gorgeous Joules picnic basket and a copy of Poppy and Sam's Animal Hide-and-Seek, together worth over £100.
More details on the prize can be found HERE and T&Cs HERE. We will pick a winner after 11am on 4th May.
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Uncle taking us Walking in Bothal woods, learning every wild flower, tree, Bird and creature we came across. Love Nature, Birdwatching and Wildlife to this day
Swimming! I was lucky enough to grow up in Zimbabwe where it is pretty standard to have an outdoor swimming pool in your garden (much bigger plots of land!!). I was in the pool from the minute I woke up until I had to go in in the evening!
Playing in the street with friends after tea. We'd play on our bikes, hopscotch, french skipping & my favourite 'What's The Time Mr Wolf'? When the street lights outside my house went out, that was time to go in, or I was in trouble!
Playing in the field near our house. Out all day with our friends, climbing trees, finding wildlife, making dens, and running through fields full of buttercups nearly up to our waists, and we always went home with a bunch for mum and grandma. Unfortunately our wonderful playground, surrounded by huge beech trees, is now a housing estate, and the trees are long gone!
I remember during the long summer holidays my gran would give me and my sister a jam jar full of water and a paintbrush each and send us out into the garden. We would spend hours painting the fence, the walls, the paving slabs. So simple yet my strongest childhood memory
Impromptu blackberry picking with my pals. Coming home covered in red stains with a bag of berries and my Mum hugging me because she used to do it when she was a little girl too.
I loved playing in the fields out the back of our house with all of the other kids from our road. We made dens from the straw after harvesting. We were lucky because the farmer didn't mind us being there where as nowadays the children probably wouldn't be allowed. It was great until you got in the bath in the evening and then realised how many scratches you'd got from the straw. Wow, did it sting!