Little Tikes puked in my back yard ... and I'd really like to clean it up.
Seriously, I've got more plastic playhouses and climbers than I know what to do with, and the kids are bored of them. So, I'd like to go in a completely different direction. I'd like to try to head in a more nature-based direction.
So far my husband is building a "river table" (a long thin water table that I'll have water, sand, pebbles and rocks in -- eventually we'll have a pump to create a current too), and I'll have an oversized sand table as well. I started a garden in the corner of the yard with a small tree and a few veggies. I'd like to bring in some large logs and stake them down horizontally for climbing on, and maybe some boulders too.
I've been googling around for more ideas, but I was wondering if any of you have any suggestions?
It's a very small yard, completely fenced in, with no natural hills. I'd like to do things as cheaply as possible, and I do have a forest out back to provide some of the things I'll need.
Any ideas?
Seriously, I've got more plastic playhouses and climbers than I know what to do with, and the kids are bored of them. So, I'd like to go in a completely different direction. I'd like to try to head in a more nature-based direction.
So far my husband is building a "river table" (a long thin water table that I'll have water, sand, pebbles and rocks in -- eventually we'll have a pump to create a current too), and I'll have an oversized sand table as well. I started a garden in the corner of the yard with a small tree and a few veggies. I'd like to bring in some large logs and stake them down horizontally for climbing on, and maybe some boulders too.
I've been googling around for more ideas, but I was wondering if any of you have any suggestions?
It's a very small yard, completely fenced in, with no natural hills. I'd like to do things as cheaply as possible, and I do have a forest out back to provide some of the things I'll need.
Any ideas?
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