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50 things to do before you're 11 ¾
I imagine this post will prove awfully controversial, but so be it.
From The National Trust (UK), 50 things to do before you're 11 ¾:
1. Climb a tree
2. Roll down a really big hill
3. Camp out in the wild
4. Build a den
5. Skim a stone
6. Run around in the rain
7. Fly a kite
8. Catch a fish with a net
9. Eat an apple straight from
a tree
10. Play conkers
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https://www.50things.org.uk/
{Originally posted in General Discussion, reposted in the Lounge, as suggested}
Tuesday Afternoon
(56,912 posts)sl8
(13,748 posts)Semi-serious question. Skipping stones seemed too have a universal attraction for all kids when I was one, a long time ago. I wonder if anyone was immune to it?
Tuesday Afternoon
(56,912 posts)sl8
(13,748 posts)Asking if anyone was not fascinated with skipping stones, that is.
I missed the Moody Blues references the first go-around. You are obviously a person with good taste.
Welcome to the lounge
i think skipping stone is an excellent topic. ever heard of stacking stones?
No, never heard of stacking stones.
I've had a deprived childhood. Maybe depraved, I always get those two mixed up. Anyway, I need to learn to stack stones soonest.
Poll on the way.
p.s. I may have been too quick with the Moody Blues compliment - I've had a "Days of ..." earworm for the last hour and suspect that you may be fairly blamed.
Tuesday Afternoon
(56,912 posts)mea culpa
sl8
(13,748 posts)because it's completely unnecessary.
Certain obligations are inherent with one's choice of pseudonyms and I have been remiss. I shall endeavor to make amends.
Oh, and by the way, don't let the fancy talk fool you - I'll probably not endeavor to do any such thing.
Tuesday Afternoon
(56,912 posts)i like that. nice to meet you, sl8
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sl8
(13,748 posts)Didn't realize that star was required.
trof
(54,256 posts)A knowledge of aerodynamics was beneficial.
Find the flattest, thinnest stone/rock you could.
I think my record was 6.
sl8
(13,748 posts)I'm not nitpicking, I really don't know.
6 is pretty good, my friend, but maybe we could get together at Lake Michigan ...