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zylaphone | 19:55 Fri 22nd Jan 2021 | ChatterBank
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What was your favourite thing to do as a child?
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Read.
Aye, read.
yes, read, still is.....oh and make things and I still love that too
Another reader. The library was my favourite place to be, all those books.
I discovered self abuse at about 12.
Before that I liked playing with my soldiers and tanks...
Playing hockey with my mothers walking sticks, mind this was 65 years ago. No traffic and no money either.
Read and ride my bike. And swap scraps, wish I’d kept them.
Did you have many crashes, Vagus?
All these intellectuals on here who discoverd books at an early age?
My first entire story was in Mayfair..
Your school had Mayfair?
Mine only had Janet & John :0/
Ha ha Roy :)
I once fell of my bike, winded myself and thought I was dying.
Forgot my swing too, I was an asthmatic child with no inhalers or other relief so spent much of my wheezy childhood on my swing, which soothed me to the point almost of hypnotism.
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Making a tent with a spreadsheet over a clothes airer
Roller skating then ice skating , playing jacks and chucks ,I was an outside kinda child
My reading was Ladybird books. Loved them. And Lego!
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I think most of us liked to read. If I told my mother I was bored she just told me to go and read a book
Going exploring around the countryside. We were lucky in that where we lived, we could disappear for half of the day and our mothers wouldn`t worry where we were as long as we came home for lunch and dinner.
Obviously interest change over childhood years but, if I'm asked to select the one thing which I was mad about for longest, it's got to be Lego!

Like others here, I also enjoyed reading but simply going out with mates on our bikes, to explore all of the villages in our part of Suffolk was great fun too. (I find myself laughing when I hear of kids going on, say, a 10-mile sponsored cycle ride. My mates and I considered that anything less than 50 miles in a day didn't really count as a 'proper' cycle ride!)
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2375J we did, rule was be to home for tea. We had a Timex watch
Very similar to 237, out in the woods making dens and riding my bike. When alone I also used to spend hours dancing to ballet scores. Also from about 15 I was really into horse riding.

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