Every so often our Housing Co-op hires a skip to take stuff to the tip and inevitably there'll be a pile of rubbish waiting to be taken away between skips so we end up with a mini rubbish dump behind the Co-op's meeting room. It looks untidy but the children love it.
Looks like a fun day!!! I just wanted to stop by and say I'm so sorry its taking so long to get your Fertilaid winnings to you. I tried to get my husband to mail it and the pressure of an international ship was more than he was prepared for, LOL. In any event, I will be on its way soon!
It surely is a good break for adults to see things from a child's perpective. It was wonderful observing how the kids kept busy with their brand of fun.
We can relate to why kids like that kind of temporary things. They can play and build mock-up structures until one or all gets tired or bored whichever comes first. Very nice post.
Ah yes, it looks like quite the treasure trove for the kiddies! How I remember those days as a child, making do with what we had, and using our imaginations to have so much fun. :)
How fun! I love to see how children see things so differently - this is certainly not a junk heap to them, it's a playground! Happy Outdoor Wednesday! Kathy
I can see that this would be a really fun place to find that perfect 'thing' for that perfect 'job'. My son who is 14 would have a wonderful time figuring out how to use all these wonderful cast offs and make something fun out of them!!
Thanks for sharing with Make-Do Mondays. See you later and have a wonderful week!!
looks like is a play land to every kid :). their imagination is so wild a lot more adults should be like them ^_^.
ReplyDeleteLooks like a fun day!!! I just wanted to stop by and say I'm so sorry its taking so long to get your Fertilaid winnings to you. I tried to get my husband to mail it and the pressure of an international ship was more than he was prepared for, LOL. In any event, I will be on its way soon!
ReplyDeleteYes, the kids would love that - great photos.
ReplyDeleteIt surely is a good break for adults to see things from a child's perpective. It was wonderful observing how the kids kept busy with their brand of fun.
ReplyDeleteI think I can use those woods to turn into a wooden house for the kids. It's definitely better than my cardboard house that I made for my baby.
ReplyDeleteProving the adage... one man's junk is another man's treasure! :-)
ReplyDeleteYour housing coop seems like a magical place for a child to grow up!
ReplyDeleteWho needs a room full of expensive plastic toys when you have a small rubbish dump, lol!
ReplyDeleteLooks like unschooling at it's finest to me :-)
ReplyDeleteIt is amazing what things children can find to amuse themselves.
ReplyDeleteWe can relate to why kids like that kind of temporary things. They can play and build mock-up structures until one or all gets tired or bored whichever comes first. Very nice post.
ReplyDeleteAh yes, it looks like quite the treasure trove for the kiddies! How I remember those days as a child, making do with what we had, and using our imaginations to have so much fun. :)
ReplyDeleteI always like to see what Sunny Boy is up to. I see he is having fun and helping, both. Good boy.
ReplyDeleteOne man's dump is another man's treasure! This is their treasure and I see it got their creative juices flowing!
ReplyDeleteThey looked like they were having so much fun ;)
How fun! I love to see how children see things so differently - this is certainly not a junk heap to them, it's a playground! Happy Outdoor Wednesday! Kathy
ReplyDeleteKids love that sort of place! Great memories of the best years of their lives!
ReplyDeleteI can see it's a very popular place for kids to play. Do you think if I ask nicely that they'll let me play too. :)
ReplyDeleteI can see that this would be a really fun place to find that perfect 'thing' for that perfect 'job'. My son who is 14 would have a wonderful time figuring out how to use all these wonderful cast offs and make something fun out of them!!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing with Make-Do Mondays. See you later and have a wonderful week!!
Shari