THE CHARM AND PAIN OF THE WINTER

MEELESPEA GROUP WENT TO VISIT THE NATURE STUDY TRACK IN TÄDU.

THIS WINTER HAS BEEN AMAZING AND THE SNOW JUST KEEPS FALLING DOWN. INSTEAD OF NORMAL WINTERFUN (SLIDING DOWN FROM THE HILLS, BUILDING A SNOWMAN OR MAKING SNOWANGELS), MEELESPEA GROUP HAD A CHANCE TO GO TO THE NATURE STUDY TRACK IN TÄDU FOREST. 

THE AIM OF THE TRIP WAS TO DISCOVER HOW THE FOREST ANIMALS, BIRDS AND PLANTS SURVIVE THE HARD CONDITIONS IN WINTER. ALSO TO TRY TO HEAR THE WINTER SOUNDS OR FIND THE FOOTPRINTS OF THE ANIMALS IN THE SNOWY FOREST.

FIRST OUR LOVELY GUIDE TOLD US THE STORY ABOUT FAMOUS FIR TREE OF TÄDU, THAT USED TO GROW MORE THAN HUNDRED YEARS ON THE HUGE STONE.

WE SAW THE FOOTPRINTS OF FOREST ANIMALS.

WHAT THE ANIMALS EAT...                                        OR HOW THEY LOOK LIKE. 

WE EVEN TRIED SLEEPING LIKE DEERS

 (THEY NEVER SLEEP ON TOP OF THE SNOW, BUT CLEAN IT UNTIL THE GROUND)

WE EVEN MADE NEW LITTLE TREE FRIENDS, CLEANED THEM FROM THE SNOW AND GAVE NAMES TO THEM.

AND OF COURSE WE HAD ALOT OF FUN WHILE PLAYING BUNNY GAME OR WOLF STEPS.

BUT NOTHING IS BETTER THAN LITTLE PICNINC IN REAL WINTER WONDERLAND.

THANK YOU FOR HELPING TO CREATE THESE AMAZING MEMORIES!