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Tall stories on visit to woodland
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| Paul Koch and Sallyanne Hall from Groundwork with the kids in the giant tree house NK10933 |
Children created their own magical myths about the history of a woodland they visited during a fun day.
Young visitors to Jeskyns Community Woodland and Greenspace in Cobham explored an enormous sandpit and a giant tree house last Tuesday.
Tasked with imagining the history of the woodland site, they decided that it was once populated by a beast which was half tiger and half yeti.
The adventure was part of holiday activities run by environmental charity Groundwork Kent & Medway.
Around 10 children aged from six to 11 took part in the day.
Groundwork education officer Paul Koch said: "This was a great opportunity for children to discover Jeskyns and to create interesting stories.
12:20pm Monday 21st April 2008
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