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This thread has been inspired by a thread about colouring books for adults.
What toy, game or pastime do you recall from your childhood that given half a chance you would resurrect today?
I was particularly fond of fuzzy felts and a pegboard where you had had coloured pegs to make a pattern in the pegboard.
Given a chance when visiting someone else's home I was (and still am) completely absorbed by Lego :-)
What toy, game or pastime do you recall from your childhood that given half a chance you would resurrect today?
I was particularly fond of fuzzy felts and a pegboard where you had had coloured pegs to make a pattern in the pegboard.
Given a chance when visiting someone else's home I was (and still am) completely absorbed by Lego :-)
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//Last year my daughter found one in a shop in Devon and bought it for me......x //
Gness, shortly before my Mum died last year she remembered a Ladybird book we had owned as children called "The Wise Robin" - she always read it to us. How pleased I was for the internet - I managed to get an old copy of it and gave it to her for Christmas with a note saying "Danger - memories ahead!" How we all loved reading it again.
Gness, shortly before my Mum died last year she remembered a Ladybird book we had owned as children called "The Wise Robin" - she always read it to us. How pleased I was for the internet - I managed to get an old copy of it and gave it to her for Christmas with a note saying "Danger - memories ahead!" How we all loved reading it again.
This wasn't a solitaire game type thing.
It was a white peg board roughly the size of A4 that came with plastic pegs that were smaller than drawing pins, in primary bold colours, I remember primary but not sure if tertiary colours featured.
I have no idea what it was called, it kept it quiet for hours......my Mum loved it for that reason!
It was a white peg board roughly the size of A4 that came with plastic pegs that were smaller than drawing pins, in primary bold colours, I remember primary but not sure if tertiary colours featured.
I have no idea what it was called, it kept it quiet for hours......my Mum loved it for that reason!
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