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| Free for the adults and unlimited play once you've paid for the kids. |
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| Laura (6) and Petra (1.5) were ready for an adventure the day I took them to the play jungle in Slangerup. |
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| It is huge - especially by Danish standards. |
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| But as you can see by the shutter speed, it soon became clear that Laura would be up, down and off to the next challenge long before Petra made it past the first hurdle - with me following up her rear. I'm going to post this while I walk the dog and then put up some more photos. He's crossing his legs, and not being the most tech-savvy blogger in the worls, I wouldn't want to add 'washing the carpets' to my list of things to do today :). WATCH THIS SPACE  Phew, that's better. And I've cleared up the hedgehog poo outside ours and the neighbours' too. There must be an industrial application for hedgehog poo - it has EXTREMELY effective adhesive qualities.  Good job they are so cute. 
Anyway, back to the play jungle and the first ball pit.
The biggest slide was certainly the volcano.
Laura was great at finding handholds.
Petra seemed to think she could toddle on up there - look grandma, no hands!
Wow. Halfway up!
Near the top!
  And no the person who left more than a CO2 footprint wasn't us, but it did make us think about getting angles of trajectory right!  Come on Grandma, you can do it! Our next post will show more fun obstacles, including this 'mangle', which I was pleased I managed to get through. Headfirst, and fairly quickly. I didn't have much choice as both kiddies had shot through it in a matter of seconds and were heading off into the interior intestinal tract of the monster playground. |
