My son is now 17 months old and he already seems to have an appreciation for the outdoors that I hope will get stronger as the years pass. Needless to say, I will give him as many opportunities as I can.
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| My boy with his first stick. |
The secret camper is a blog documenting my wild camping, bushcraft, walking, cooking, gear reviews and general interest in the outdoors.
Wednesday, 7 December 2011
Autumn family walk around Wimpole wood.
Taking advantage of a sunny autumn day, me and the family went out for an autumn stroll in the mixed woodland around Wimpole Hall. It was a cracking day for the time of year, with just a bit of wind when out in the open.
My son is now 17 months old and he already seems to have an appreciation for the outdoors that I hope will get stronger as the years pass. Needless to say, I will give him as many opportunities as I can.
My son is now 17 months old and he already seems to have an appreciation for the outdoors that I hope will get stronger as the years pass. Needless to say, I will give him as many opportunities as I can.
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Looks like your son already has a good teachers, it won't be long before he is putting up a tarp, helping out with a fire and bombarding you with questions when you are tired :o)
ReplyDeleteYou're wise to teach him early!
ReplyDeleteGreat to see young ones out in the woods, my lad is 19months and loves exploring the woods.
ReplyDeleteA few months back I made a video of one of our walks which was well worth it, even looking back to a few months its amazing to see them change.
Thanks very much chaps. I can't wait until my lad is old enough to come out and play on the proper walks and camps.
ReplyDeleteYou have a beautiful family! I agree with Gorges Smythe it is wise to teach him early :)
ReplyDelete...thankyoU for sharing your wonderful family in such a special setting! ~ nature in all her ethereal beauty brings out the uniqueness in each individual! ~ may the five winds blow gently upon your threshold! ~ blessed be!...
ReplyDelete...(a belated thankyoU also for your visit! ~ your thoughts are much appreciated ~ namaste)...
Your family is so beautiful :)
ReplyDeleteIt is a wonderful thing to share the woods with a squeaker! My daughters (2 & 4) both teach me something new each time we venture forth. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteFirst Stick! Thanks for sharing!
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