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The 5K Your Way toilet roll tin challenge. 10 toilet rolls. 10 tins. 10 steps. Give it a go. My score 1 min 42 and 5 points. #5kyourway #moveyourway #moveagainstcancer
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Thank you @nationaltrust, this is something that will really make a difference people who are isolating or social distancing. Perhaps other controllers /owners of open spaces will follow?
#MentalHealthAwareness #mentalhealth #freshair #stayhomechallenge
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Bit of lunchtime reading- A lovely profile of our old friends at @PuddletheDuck.
Brilliant small business success story AND they're just the best people
what-franchise.com/business-…
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Sales & Marketing Assistant, Baby & Pre-school Teacher, and Poolside Assistant are just a few of the jobs we have available around the country. Find out if we’re recruiting near you: puddleducks.com/vacancies
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This is how the Scouts helped @BearGrylls become king of the wilderness
Can you guess which badge was his favourite? 🏕
#ScoutJamboree @2019_wsj #TuesdayMotivation
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It’s 3.45am here at the @BechtelSummit but we are too excited to sleep, so we are watching this, hope you do to! #UK24WSJ #ScoutJamboree
More than 45,000 young people from 152 different countries are at #WorldScoutJamboree in West Virginia 🇺🇸
Our @mikebreakfast talks about this massive event on @BBCBreakfast at 0720 & 0820 on @BBCOne @BBCiPlayer
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Here’s @splashtimefun doing the #throwbagchallenge #watersafety @ReachandRescue @rnli @RLSSUK @STA_HQ @joolstom @PuddletheDuck
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“Crown shyness is a phenomenon in which the crowns of trees do not touch each other, forming a canopy with channel-like gaps in order to prevent abrasions or collisions with neighbours”.
Even trees respect each other, we could learn something from them.💚
teapawt.net/ZonePhysics/status/115…
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Learning to swim with Puddle Ducks enhances all aspects of your life. We call it the Ripple Effect. Find out more: puddleducks.com/why-swimming…
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The massive scale of the beautiful @BechtelSummit - views of the subcamps taken from the top of the Big Zip! #ScoutJamboree
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Hit up the Sustainability Treehouse! Here you can learn about our environment and how to produce sustainable energy. This is definitely worth a visit! #ScoutJamboree
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Our young people are still buzzing from the amazing atmosphere of last night’s Opening Show. We ❤️ these pics! #uk24wsj
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We think being a swimming teacher is the best job in the world, but don’t just take our word for it.
Find out more: puddleducks.com/our-expertis…
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The media continues to illustrate climate chaos stories as if they are about holidays. How about pictures of forest fires, dried up reservoirs and wilting crops. Because that's the reality, not endless days playing in the pool.
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Remember that both adults & children can get into difficulty in open water even if they are a competent swimmer. Don’t just learn how to swim, educate yourself on the potential dangers around open water. #nolifeguardnoswimming #watersafety
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News balance as per previous tweet - here’s my friend trying to get out of a canoe....
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We love it! 😍 Thanks for an absolutely awesome Opening Show to the 24th World #ScoutJamboree. – at West Virginia, USA
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That's awesome! 45,000 scouts from 150 countries from all around the world in one place. #ScoutJamboree
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Hey #scouts! Want to earn points for your Global Development Village Badge? Visit us at the GDV, Faith & Belief Zone & the Better World Tent, where you'll meet scouts from all over the world & learn about their culture/religion through dialogue! #ScoutJamboree @2019_wsj





































