Lilac Scandinavian Gnomes - Christmas Decoration

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Or why not number each of the pieces and turn it into a fun game with dice? Throw the dice and each time a number is rolled, you take that piece – the first one to complete their character is the winner! When we reached gallery 2 where we were looking at animal habitats and what we can do to improve the lives of wildlife that visit our gardens. My nieces were much taken by the story of the Extinction of the Ecos Island Gonks. This was a sad tale of the loss of the Gonks habitat, and their demise through over hunting, ill fortune and finally loss of their green, yellow and blue genetic heritage which caused the reds to become extinct when they became ill through a new disease. Why not use split pins to construct the characters instead of glue so that the character becomes moveable!

Lost Mummy– Get ready to unearth Egypt’s ancient secrets as your crew investigates the mystery of the Lost Mummy. Envy Murder Mystery– A 1920’s Gatsby-style murder mystery game of debaucherous luxury and deadly feuds. Get ready for a night of velvet gloves, blood-stained. At the weekend we went for a drive along the Coast Road. We parked the car and walked up the steep stony lane towards the lost village. We were looking for a good setting to photograph a new project that I have finished knitting. We decided to use some of the wool that my nieces have been using while learning to knit. We made colourful pompoms, gave them felt feet and googly eyes. Suddenly we had a whole colony of gonks. I told them about my chocolate brown gonk which I has lived in my mum’s house since I bought it in the early 70’s when we were on holiday at Ballycastle. On our return home my niece found the gonk.

We sat together sipping tea and looking at the beautiful view across the bay. I glimpsed a tiny movement out of the corner of my eye.

Within a few minutes we were surrounded by tiny curious gonks, all staring at us with their large googly eyes. They squeaked at each other.A few days ago, we had a wonderful visit to the Ecos Millennium Environmental Centre near Ballymena. We enjoyed looking at the fascinating interactive galleries, finding out ways to improve our own environmental footprint, and how we are doing so far.