We've teamed up with Puffin Books to celebrate National Grandparents Day and the release of Hey Grandude!, the first children's book written by Paul McCartney and illustrated by Kathryn Durst. One lucky gransnetter will win a copy of the book and a luxury Fortnum & Mason hamper valued at over £100.
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I'd take them to Woolacombe for a real bucket and spade holiday with a beautiful beach and great sand dunes just like the holidays their parents enjoyed when they were small.
id take them on a safari to kenya where i enjoyeda few weeks on holiday years ago. was amazing to see the animals in thier natural habitat and id love for them to have that experience
I would take them to South west France for a water sports activities, there have fantastic beaches and there is a great centre there all professionally done called, La Rive.
I would take them to the Galapagos Islands. I think that the diversity of wildlife would help to instill in them the need to care about the animal kingdom.
I would take them to Hawaii . I'll teach them to surf and Grampy can teach them to Hula dance . We could spend our days in the water and our nights at the Luau. Heaven !!
I would take my little Grandson to either The Falkland Islands or somewhere in North Pole to see his beloved penguins up close in their natural habitat.
I would love to take my grandchildren to Orlando Florida. Their mum is on her own with 3 little ones and does an amazing job. It would be great to treat her and the children.
I would take my grandchildren to Kenya where my daughter worked as a teacher, to show then how poorer people live,No flushing toilets or running water, nothing is easy to purchase, cooking your own food from their own harvest. To walk the 2 hour journey every morning to school & back home again why carrying pitchers of water. Would also teach not to things for granted. Also seeing the wildlife live freely walk amazing mountains & deserts
Ooh decisions, decisions. I think I’d take them to London and show them some of our wonderful heritage as they have never been. I remember going as a child and still have strang memories of Buckingham Palace, the Whispering Gallery in St Paul’s and feeding the sparrows from my hand in the park.