GamesKnights Of The Sacred WhistleOne or two of the group are informed that they are to be init... Crackabout _10 to 60 players._ _Playground; gymnasium._ _Soft ha... Chariot Race See clock games above. Similar to the preceding walking ra... Trips Around The World. There are several ways of playing this game, here are two. ... The Plainest Toffee 3 oz. butter. 1 lb. brown sugar. Stir until done. ... Reuben And Rachel The group forms a circle, joining hands. One of the players i... Hand Baseball This game is like regular baseball, with the exception that a... Blind Nut Seekers Let several guests be blindfolded. Then hide nuts or apples i... |
Source: What Shall We Do Now?: Five Hundred Games And Pastimes
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A Camera In The CountryNothing is said in this book about amateur photography, because to own
a camera is still the exception rather than the rule, and if once we
began to say anything practical about photography we should have to
say very much more than the scheme of the volume permits. But we might
urge any reader who has a camera to use it in the country in taking
pictures of animal life and old buildings. Old-fashioned farmhouses
and cottages are disappearing so rapidly that we ought to keep as many
records of them as possible, and well-chosen photographs of animals
are not only beautiful pictures, but are also very useful. Mr.
Kearton's work in this way, which may be studied in With Nature and
a Camera, is extremely valuable.
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