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A Log Walk – An Outdoor Play Area

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Log Walk - learning balance and motor skills

My husband, Doug, is a creative builder. He found a log and made this cool log walk for our granddaughter. I grabbed my camera so I could share the process with you. It really isn’t that hard if you have the equipment or someone to do the cutting for you. This outdoor play area cost us nothing except the energy to gather the supplies. Our city produces the mulch from trees trimmings and gives it away for free.

First, he cut a log into graduated sizes with a chainsaw.  Again, this is the hard part. If I didn’t have him, this wouldn’t be happening at our house!Making a log walk - cut the logs

The log chunks can be lined up single file. But since Ruby is just toddler, he decided to set them up in a more stable formation.Log Walk - single file

He made a spiral with the tallest log in the middle. Then to stabilize the logs even more he filled the gaps with mulch and tapped the mulch down with the end of hoe.

Making a log walk

He swept away the excess mulch…

Creating a spiral log walk

…and we were set to go!

Log Walk on Creative Connections for Kids

Log Walk - let's play!

Log Walk - learning balance and motor skills

A log walk on Creative Connections for Kids

I think we can call this project a success! You can make one for your kiddos too. 🙂

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