A few days ago, Louise included a shot of our bluebell walk ( http://365project.org/fishers/365/2013-05-21), and here is one of the shots that I took on the same walk. Beyond the woodland is an area of pasture with wild flowers, which my grandchildren Oliver and Evelyn explored. Here they are returning to Louise and I before we returned back through the bluebell wood.
My visit was about six weeks after I had seen them when they visited York, and it's amazing to see how they have grown in that time.
Oliver is attending a Forest School, and he showed us where in the forest they went for their lessons, and explained what they did there.
Evelyn now chatters quite a lot, and although her words aren't always clear, she manages to convey her thoughts quite clearly!
They both enjoyed our walk, and picnic, in the forest, and both returned home with new walking sticks.
As sweet as sweet can be . As lovely as lovely can be. As cute as cute can be . An example to the world . Why do this chance when people grow`s older ? 3 times a fav.
Thank you Jacqui - Forest Schools are an idea imported from Denmark and Sweden. At Oliver's school his class spends half a day every two weeks in a lovely area of beech woodland, where they are involved in a variety of cross-curricular activities. He really enjoys it.
Thank you Padlock - Oliver still has a walking stick he acquired about 3 years ago in Stafford Castle. It's a lot shorter than his latest one!
Ian
Thank you Hillary - they really enjoyed their walk!
Ian
Thank you Pyrrhula, and thank you for the fav! They do get on really well together.
Ian
Thank you Hazel. There is another shot with Evelyn looking up adoringly at her brother too!
Ian
Thank you Therese - I'm very proud of my grandchildren!
Ian
Thank you Jacqui - Forest Schools are an idea imported from Denmark and Sweden. At Oliver's school his class spends half a day every two weeks in a lovely area of beech woodland, where they are involved in a variety of cross-curricular activities. He really enjoys it.
Ian
Thank you Gill - I'm very proud of them both!
Ian
Thank you Loopy-Lou, they really play well together (most of the time!)
Ian
Thank you Molly, they really enjoyed their walk.
Ian
Thank you Bruni - It was a tough decision if I should include this shot, or another where Evelyn is looking up adoringly at her big brother.
Ian
Thank you Tony, glad you like it!
Ian
Thank you Brian - they really enjoyed their walk.
Ian
Thank you Junan, I really had a great time with my family, and took lots of photos of the grandchildren, but this was one of my favourites!
Ian