Hide and seek at the Forest of Bere
Tin Box Tot loves the great outdoors and in the past few weeks she’s wanted to explore it even more.
Tin Box Dog loves the Forest of Bere – there’s always lots of other dogs for her to make friends with and she can run through the trees like a loon to her heart’s content.
I think the Tot must have been inspired by TBD as she also wanted to go off the beaten track and explore the trees. So Mr Tin Box – the big kid – thought it might be fun to a play hide and seek.
We’re going to have to give TBT some tuition on the finer points of the game as she wasn’t very good at finding trees big enough to hide behind!
However, she was having so much fun that we didn’t miss the pushchair at all. She asked Mr TB for a ride on his shoulders a few times when we hit a hilly section but generally wanted to go under her own steam.
My little girl is growing up fast!
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It was lovely and there was a slight frost. I love crisp days! Thanks for popping by 🙂
I know, the urge to hibernate is strong with me too. We're not out every day, I promise, but it does help to blow away the cobwebs! I must pop back to your blog post as I tried to comment, but it kept failing. Fingers crossed it's fixed now!
Sounds like a nice fine walk! I miss walks like this =) #sharewithme
I love your hide and seek photos. Looks like a beautiful place to explore with the kids. I need to get mine out of the house and playing outdoors again. We tend to hybernate during the winter. haha its been so windy though. I am glad you had such a great time together. So cute. Thanks for linking up to Share With Me. Sorry if you had any trouble commenting on my site today as the host is being transferred there are a few glitches to fix. Apologies. #sharewithme
Thank you. Fresh air is great. We like to get out as much as we can when the rain stops this time of year 🙂
Luckily, or unluckily, the basket under TBT's pushchair is shockingly small – one of the very few things that lets it down – so we hardly use it anyway. I'm used to being a pack horse for the change bag 🙂 I think there's a lot of work to be done on hide and seek tactics but Mr TB can be in charge of that. I'll leave them to it and sneak off for a coffee 🙂
It was liberating and I particularly enjoyed not having to put it back in the car 🙂
Lovely post & piccies 🙂 makes me realise I need to do more walks like this with my baby x
What what a big step leaving the pushchair. I remember worrying about that moment always thinking of the amount of stuff I'd cram under the buggy and now I'd have to carry it! The forest looks like a great place, good luck with the hide and seek tuition 🙂
We love walking in the woods, and it looks like you all had a wonderful time. It's great when you can start leaving the buggy behind sometimes 🙂 #countrykids
It's been going well so far, but I'm not sure how TBT is going to take it when her little sister arrives and take over. She's bound to regress 🙂 x
What great fun and lovely photos. There will be no going back with the buggy now, it's always a worry when you decide to leave it in the car for the first time x
There is something magical about woodland walks. I hope you get to do one soon x
No probs. Thanks for giving me the opportunity to share these priceless moments 🙂 x
Adorable isn't it. Thanks for popping by x
It's great that she's getting confident enough to want to explore more than just the paths through the woods. I love playing hide and seek in the woods with toddlers, they find the perfect non-hiding places and believe you truly can't see them. Thanks for linking up with Country Kids.
Its been awhile since we had a walk in the woods! I miss it. Thanks for sharing yours =) #countrykids
Lovely photos and looks like a great place for a walk. Glad Tin Box Tot and Mr Tin Box had fun playing hide and seek, love how little ones don't really manage to hide properly but you still have to pretend you can't see them! 🙂