Sentences with phrase «boy climb the tree»

Anyone who still has some of their childhood favorites tucked away might be shocked to dust them off and see how little has changed since the days when girls played with dolls and boys climbed trees, when Mother was the nurturing homemaker and Father went off to work.

Firstly there are lush, verdant rainforest-esque vistas, apparently inspired by seeing boys climbing trees in Jamaica and his brother's outings to scrump apples in Birmingham.

Not exact matches

My boys love to climb tree's however, this is one they will not climb!

So I made sure to position the tree in the room where I could keep it blocked off easily by a couch, and our large ottoman, which worked for the stage my boys were in at the time (they couldn't climb up on either item).

A rough - and - tumble boy, Johnathon loves to be outside climbing tall trees and building complex forts.

Boys take many years to master dangerous tasks, such as climbing trees to raid honey from bees» nests (SN: 8/20/16, p. 10).

Blind from infancy due to retinal cancer, Daniel Kish learned as a young boy to judge his height while climbing trees by making rapid clicking noises and listening for their echoes off the ground.

Getting muddy, climbing trees, or collecting insects are often seen as boys» activities, influencing children's lifelong connections with nature.

All of my kids love to climb trees, fences, and anything else that's around, but somehow it is always the boys» clothing that ends up with the holes and stains.

My boys love to ride bikes, climb trees and play at the playground all summer long.

When I was a boy, I went into the woods alone to climb the tallest tree.

No boy in his right mind ever wanted to study multiplication tables and historical dates when he could be out hunting rabbits or climbing trees.

While other boys his age were playing with video games and climbing trees, he was busy tinkering with his chemistry kit and telescope.

It features Terry Treetop, a red - headed, freckled young boy who loves to climb trees.

Rachel is a volunteer leader with the Boy Scouts of America, leading annual rock climbing and backpacking trips in Joshua Tree National Park and New Mexico.

His ongoing photo series, simply entitled «Haru and Mina», show the two boys doing everything normal children would do from going to school and running around to playing instruments and climbing trees.

The boy so interested in my field guide was stealing wood from a pile collected by the son of the other family, who had done all the hard work by shimmying up the trees, cutting off branches as he climbed.

When we had wee boys, my husband would climb a tree, robe down a mistletoe bush ~ and we'd decorate with it, and they'd sell baggies of it.

The owners placed this charming statue of two boys to look as though one boy is helping the other to climb the tree.

«Boys in shorts: they can do handstands, hang upside down from monkey bars, climb trees and anything else in their way.