Anyone for Hopscotch?
A shiny stone suitable for sliding
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7 comments:
I used to be really good at hopscotch... but I think I still like the swings better. ;)
Wontlet: you should give it a go but be careful!
A lovely piece. My days playing hopscotch are long behind me. The hop has gone and now I find pleasure in scotch!
Keithsr: you won't get any arguments from me:)
I like the hopscotch photo. In my youth, you had to toss the pebble -- not slide -- to retain the possibility of it bouncing somewhere else (usually worse than you wanted).
I have tried to post this before, not sure now if I did or I deleted it! I used to play hopscotch with a glass scotch my grandad made for me, wouldn't be allowed now.
Jack : I was a tosser also and when I tried the other day, couldn't get on with sliding.
LOm: my comment answering yours and Jack's got lost. You must treasure the stone.
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