Children invited to add to ‘fairy hideaway’ at Bluebell Woods
Oakley Jennings, a five-year-old from Bradwell, has been getting crafty in isolation and built a lovely fairy hideaway in Bluebell Woods. Everyone is invited to add their own creations. Photo: Jodie Jennings - Credit: Archant
After taking inspiration from a nearby fairy hideaway at Beccles Common, one five-year-old boy has recreated his own version closer to home.
Oakley Jennings, a five-year-old from Bradwell, has been getting crafty in isolation and built a lovely fairy hideaway in Bluebell Woods. Everyone is invited to add their own creations. Photo: Jodie Jennings - Credit: Archant
Oakley Jennings, a Homefield Primary pupil from Bradwell, has been filling time while on lockdown by building a fairy den in Bluebell Woods - and now wants other children in the community to get creative and join in.
His mum, Jodie Jennings, said: “We didn’t go out of our way to use any special materials. We just got crafty with what we had - an old palette, some stuff out of the recycling bin.
“If you turn left at the back of the ambulance depot and follow the path along you should come to the hideaway.
“Oakley would be thrilled if other children could add their own creations.”
Oakley Jennings, a five-year-old from Bradwell, has been getting crafty in isolation and built a lovely fairy hideaway in Bluebell Woods. Everyone is invited to add their own creations. Photo: Jodie Jennings - Credit: Archant
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Ms Jennings said that it was getting tough for parents “keeping their kids occupied” in lockdown, and admitted that she was running out of ideas.
“This has been a great distraction for Oakley, and it’s so lovely for other children to see on their daily walk.”
Oakley Jennings, a five-year-old from Bradwell, has been getting crafty in isolation and built a lovely fairy hideaway in Bluebell Woods. Everyone is invited to add their own creations. Photo: Jodie Jennings - Credit: Archant
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