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Tag Archives: parks
The Bucket and Spade List Part 6 – Lunch in Leytonstone
OK, I might have been a bit harsh on Leytonstone in that last post but it was raining and rain puts me in a grouchy mood. Still, going through somewhere on a bus is a bit of a cop-out and … Continue reading
Posted in Just wandering...., Uncategorized
Tagged East London, parks, playground, soft play
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The Bucket and Spade List Part 5 – Clissold Park
Yes, it’s the last week of the holidays and we’re not even halfway through the list. I’m OK with that. The list will go on. But we ticked off another item yesterday, with a trip to Clissold Park with Tammy … Continue reading
Posted in Token attempts at fresh air (parks), Uncategorized
Tagged animals, cafes, North London, parks, playground, sandpits, trains
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The Bucket and Spade List Part 1
You’ve heard of the Bucket List, right? Starting off as a list of things to do before you die, it’s become a generic term for a list of cool stuff you want to do. So, we’ve hijacked that for our … Continue reading
Posted in Facts! And facts are important!
Tagged Central London, East London, eating out, museums, North London, parks, summer holidays
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Summer Holidays 2014
It’s finally happened – School have said that they don’t want to teach Reuben anymore. At least not until he starts Year 1 in September. If you have a similarly set-loose child, you may be wondering how to fill those … Continue reading
Posted in Facts! And facts are important!
Tagged cafes, museums, music, paddling pools, parks, sandpits, southbank centre, summer holidays, ukelele
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“A Night at the Pictures” at Wood Street Indoor Market
Walthamstow is full of surprises. There’s an evening disco for ageing indie kids, an Acoustic Massive that apparently accepts any old blogger and now there’s a haddock-slapping theatre company who want to entertain you in an old cinema. The show … Continue reading
Posted in Creating precious childhood memories or something (days out)
Tagged cafes, chips, cinema, East London, parks, theatre
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Big Fish Little Fish in Hackney – 18/05/14
Hands in the air! It’s our third trip to Big Fish Little Fish and this time it seems to have found a natural home in a warehouse in Hackney. Why such a good fit? Well the warehouse gave it … Continue reading