Teaching Area in Crow Wood by fishers

Teaching Area in Crow Wood

Yesterday's shot of the wood carving of the bird showed only a small part of a large throne like structure in the teaching area of Crow Wood at Danby Moors Centre. Obviously designed to give the teacher status, while the pupils sat on the benches! The bird in yesterday's shot is at the upper right hand corner of the seat.

Lots of activities are available in Crow Wood. There is a bird hide, a collection of miniature houses belonging to the 'Woodlings', and at the visitor centre a book to tell their story. Pupils have also built a large shelter from tree branches. So much to attract the attention of pupils.

Ian
A lovely capture, we too have a similar walk at Pinchinthorpe, just near us.
July 31st, 2022  
Nice place to have a lesson!
July 31st, 2022  
This sculpture is right up the pecking order!
July 31st, 2022  
Great shot of the teatching place and the nice carving
July 31st, 2022  
What a great place for carvers to pass on their knowledge.
August 1st, 2022  
Neat capture...great way to learn
August 1st, 2022  
Very nice
August 1st, 2022  
Very nice sculpture
August 1st, 2022  
Ah, I see. Rustic and effective.
August 1st, 2022  
Very nice throne and thanks for the story. I don't know how good it is to sit on without support for the front of the seat.
August 1st, 2022  
@craftymeg @monicac @will_wooderson @pyrrhula @onewing @seattlite @bkbinthecity @kjarn @pusspup @sangwann

Thank you all for your lovely comments, they are very much appreciated.

This location is used by lots of school parties and others, and makes good use of the learning opportunities that Crow Wood and the moors centre provide. I have long thought that Forest Schools were a good idea, and our youngest grandaughter has been at a forest nursery in London. It is amazing how much she has learned in the open air environment.

Ian
August 1st, 2022  
@craftymeg

I have been to the centre at Pinchinthorpe, and walked much of the former railway branch line, but that was many years ago and I'm sure it will have developed a lot since then - perhaps it's time I paid another visit, since the Moorsbus goes past the entrance!

Ian
August 1st, 2022  
delightful, Crow Woods sounds like an amazing place to visit.
Love the way this is maintained. Looks so natural
August 3rd, 2022  
@ninaganci

Thank you Nina - I'm sure the children who are taught here will love it!

Ian
August 8th, 2022  
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