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This is just too awesome for words. Those kids will come away with memories that they couldn't have made any other way.

• IncreasePosts 2y ago
  More memories; fewer eyes
  • opwieurposiu 2y ago
    You're not wrong. Our family safety glasses compliance rate is about 50%, def something we could improve on. When supervising other people's kids I get that rate up into 90s. I will ensure we have at least have glasses on the next time we take photos for the website lol.
    • mmooss 2y ago
      This is really fantastic. But now that you've posted it, you'd better get that up to 100% or get a good lawyer. :)
• metalman 2y ago
  I did a festivle where I set up a portable blacksmith shop, and was swarmed by kids,talking to the old time smiths, kids in shops, was the norm, given hammers as soon as they could get a good swing, it's something that never needs to be encouraged, like puppys, bicycles, and all the rest, now with video games and I got my start when I was 8....letting myself in anywhere the big doors were open. It is a known fact that making nails and small chain was a task that fell to women and children in historical times. And I must say that I am quite angry and disapointed by the archiologists who decided to send 5 tons of good ancient nails to be melted down as scrap,last paragraph in the article, as it demonstrates a very strong indication that the entire proffesion needs to be better educated and regulated.....the old times would say * " theys spoilt you, used to sucking from the front tit!"* * agricultural reference to the hiarcical order of piglets maintaining there positions when nursing over time.