Peeping through the tunnel towards the dry creek bed, a group of boys are busy loading up an array of work vehicles with rocks.
And then they are on the move! Over the bridge…
… and through the tunnel!
More loads gathered and on there way.
A delivery made …
… and more to come!
Some rocks needed here…
…and some sent down the slide.
Load up again, and back to the dry creek bed! All in a days work!
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" There are two essential partners in creativity. I call them whimsy and logic. Whimsy is daydreaming... flights of the imagination... out of control thinking... magical thinking... intuitive, impulsive, fanciful thinking. Most early learners are naturally whimsical".
Dave Brown (Patch Theatre Co.)
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Elizabeth Lawrence.
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Pablo Picasso
Love it, Karen, it must seem like miles to them! The tunnel looks brilliant, I also love that you allow them to put the stones down the slide when most of us would say ‘no’ to that – without thinking of why they need to do this. Your playground is looking fantastic – very happy for you but also jealous! Kierna
It briefly went through my mind Kierna, “Should I allow rocks down the slide?” But then my immediate response to self was, “Why the heck not?” The children had a great time and gained so much in the process of exploring how to move rocks.
That looks like so much fun for them! My little one would be jealous!
It certainly was April! All your little ones need is a truck and some rocks. I am sure they can create their own adventure!