Mr Bounce Says – Trampolines and Trampolining Specialist

In recession hit Britain your holiday expectations just might have been adjusted to include a less expensive ’stay at home holiday’ this summer. Sounds pretty gloomy? Well it needn’t be. It will be as good as you make it. Plan it properly and you might even try it again. Plan activities and local outings for dry days and wet days. For stay at home days introduce new games and activities as well as a few old favourites. Also encourage your children to entertain themselves constructively.

The best outdoor garden activity that I know of is a trampoline. Something children never seem to tire of. Years ago my daughters and their friends used to bounce on ours every dry day. Often for more than an hour at a time. Consider also various outdoor garden games like Giant Jenga, Giant Connect 4, Hopscotch, Croquet, Cricket, Badminton, Chess, Boules and Table tennis. For something new and different how about a Slackline for just £49.00.

I am not advocating that you spend a fortune on holiday garden activities. In today’s market many of these items are surprisingly good value. But if you do a ‘time and motion’ study you will almost certainly find that ten minutes on the trampoline will work out far and away the best value and the cheapest per minute’s use by a long way.

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