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Maggy from Red Ted Art has written a post
about making paper boats: Such a lovely idea, I think I would enjoy it as much
as the kids. My five year old daughter suggested we write a message on one and
send it out to sea, like a message in a bottle.
How to make a paper boat.
On her other site, also fitting in
with my carnival theme is her Life of Pi review
Catherine writes picture book recommendations for little people near and far at Storysnug.com and recommends this pirate book. The Pirates Next Door. Matilda’s life in
Dull-on-Sea is made much more exciting when The Jolley-Rogers move in next door
while their pirate ship is being repaired!
And Jenny at The Gingerbread House has
got a great craft idea for Valentines Day; Valentine Sun Catchers, and at
her family blog Treading on Lego, she describes how to make a hand print Easter lamb.
Sarah at Mum of Three World took her family on a canal boat holiday, and enjoyed getting grubby and wearing a badge saying 'Lock Labourer'! She even found that boating made her talk to her husband more than she does in 'real life'. A lovely, funny post: Canal Boat Tales.
Sarah at Crewcutandnewt.com is a north Wiltshire mum drowning, or waving, she still hasn't found what she's looking for. She's written a heart-felt post of her family's search for a dream home near water, with countryside views, and stumbles across the history of an old lock keepers cottage. Beautiful writing.
And finally, the most watery, dreamy, canal-themed post of all from Alice, writer, traveller, dreamer and boater who blogs at Writings From the Wherever. In A Travelling Heart she asks herself 'What does travel mean to you?' She's also included a beautiful video in her post, of narrowboat travelling.
Sarah at Mum of Three World took her family on a canal boat holiday, and enjoyed getting grubby and wearing a badge saying 'Lock Labourer'! She even found that boating made her talk to her husband more than she does in 'real life'. A lovely, funny post: Canal Boat Tales.
Sarah at Crewcutandnewt.com is a north Wiltshire mum drowning, or waving, she still hasn't found what she's looking for. She's written a heart-felt post of her family's search for a dream home near water, with countryside views, and stumbles across the history of an old lock keepers cottage. Beautiful writing.
And finally, the most watery, dreamy, canal-themed post of all from Alice, writer, traveller, dreamer and boater who blogs at Writings From the Wherever. In A Travelling Heart she asks herself 'What does travel mean to you?' She's also included a beautiful video in her post, of narrowboat travelling.
Thanks to the lovely bloggers who have joined in today. It's been an evocative, watery journey visiting your writings! xx
