Which Outdoor Games Did You Enjoy Playing as a Child?
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So what did you all used to get up to when you played outdoors with your mates?
I loved playing British bulldog (which got banned when I was at school but didn't stop us from playing it), kerby, tag, stuck in the mud and my absolute favourite one of all being knock a door run. Also, whenever we had enough snow I'd enjoy going down a nearby relatively steep hill on a sledge.
So much fun I had as a kid!
Same games as yourself. Tag is still used in play grounds today. But den building pretending to be in a survival camp would be great take us days but loved the end results
Making dens, making potions with stones/sticks/leaves, anything we could find, knock-a-door-run was so much fun (called Chappie where I’m from), racing each other... we had plenty of toys/games but had the most fun with our imagination. British Bulldog was banned at our school aswell. We all protested it but honestly I don’t think any of us had a clue what it was. We were just copying the bigger kids.
One game I can't remember in high school we would throw coins up against wall, closest would keep the coins
Simon Says is great fun. Though my memory has never been the best, so I'd easily forget the sequence.
Where I lived was a very close community we all played together bulldog kiss catch marbles squarie like kick the can magic rope but that it us in lots of trouble two balls
I liked playing with marbles over the drains. Obviously we never thought about hygiene back then
I lived in the countryside and our neighbours owned a farm. We used to ride horses, feed the animals, play hide and seek, play in the tree house, roll the hay bales, play in the woods, paddle in the stream, walk all the neighbours dogs, ride our bikes, play rounders, football. We were a very close knit community, as kids we were always in and out of each others houses and our parents always knew which house we were in. My parents still live in the same house I grew up in and they are still a close knit community.
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