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A work in progress, these playhouses are made of cob - a mixture of clay, sand, and straw - and are connected by a buried tube phone. |
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A tiny hill offers lots of play value, and the adjacent shed/tunnel is constructed of straw bales and topped with a living roof. |
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Plexiglass windows in a recycled plastic timber garden bed allow children to view underground nature. |
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With berry-producing native plants and feeders behind, a bird blind gives children a close-up view of wildlife. |
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Once outside, meandering paths for skipping, running, and triking connect to a variety of play areas. Woodland fairy gardens, teepees and playhouses support imaginations. |
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Generous sand and water play areas inspire experimentation and active sensory play. |
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Fragrant herbs and edibles encourage play with plants. |
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Efficient, organized outdoor storage helps to keep everything that children and adults need at their fingertips. |
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