We visited Pooh Bridge and played a couple rounds of Pooh Sticks.
“‘We’ll be Friends Forever, won’t we, Pooh?’ asked Piglet. ‘Even longer,’ Pooh answered.”
Piglet’s house
Pooh’s house
This. Right here. This is something that I will rest for the rest of my life. Letting the kids explore 100 Acre Wood. We could hear them laughing and talking in the woods as we walked the path. It was like they were transported back in time to a simpler and completely innocent childhood. They were absolutely convinced that they found Winnie the Pooh, Piglet, Owl, Eeyore, snd Rabbit’s house here-complete 100% innocence. Eli was sure that the only reason they weren’t home was because they too were on holiday before school started. I wish I could capture their chattering, laughing and delight as they explored. It was truly magical for them and for me!
Exploring 100 Acre Wood with his new best friend
Eli found and immediately fell in love with this classic Pooh. He carried him around the entire store and kept asking if he could please have him as his souvenir. As I watched him love on him I knew we wouldn’t be leaving the store without him. I couldn’t think of a sweeter souvenir for sweet Eli. He has talked to him as though he is his new best friend. I know the time of make believe will all too quickly come to an end, so for now, I do all I can do to encourage this sweet time to last. #staylittleeli #alwayshaveabigimagination #dreambig
This was my very favorite things we did on this trip. We visited Pooh Corner in Hartfield-Eli was absolutely convinced that this was Christopher Robbin’s house. The house was 309 years old and again, it was like stepping back into time.
At the mill
