Muddy Boots Kids Nature Group, Mon & Fri, Devonshire Road Nature Reserve

By kelda
November 27, 2016 in What's on in East Dulwich

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Posted November 27, 2016

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Posted November 27, 2016

MUDDY BOOTS Children's Outdoor Nature Group at Devonshire Road Nature Reserve, Forest Hill (Mondays and Fridays 10-11.30)

I'm running the Monday FIRE SESSION at Muddy Boots tomorrow , Monday 28th November.

Come and cook bannock bread on sticks over the fire and eat it drizzled with honey from our Reserve bees. One of my favourite sessions, don't miss it!

It'll be bright and sunny, but wrap up warm. Learn about fires, how useful they are, how to be safe and how to cook over them.

Muddy Boots Children's group is hands on, engaging and fun - all outside in the fresh air of the Devonshire Road Nature Reserve. I recommend 14m upwards to manage the activity but younger children are welcome to try if keen to come. Younger siblings of course can come, and siblings under 14m go free.

Sessions run every Monday and Friday 10-11.30. No need to book ahead, just turn up on the day. Meet up at the big green iron Reserve gates on Devonshire Road (opposite Tyson road) at 10am.

There is on-street parking on Devonshire Road and Tyson Road.

It's ?7 per child, ?10 for 2 siblings, child-minded children discount available

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