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Be my Valentine. The perfect getaway.
Finding the spot. So you’re planning a romantic picnic for your chosen one. Where’s the best place to go? Be creative. Think of what a place might mean to you both personally. Find somewhere away from the crowds. Just the two of you. No traffic, no screaming children, no music to be overheard. Perhaps a view, by the seaside or in the deep, dark forest. You could prepare a treasure hunt to lead them to the final destination. If the weather is unkind, highly likely in February, have a back up plan. Perhaps a blindfold route around your home and then into the living room where the picnic...
Something different this Valentines
Feeling fresh? Get out and enjoy the outdoors. Make a change from the normal breakfast in bed or restaurant routine with everybody else. Pack a picnic of goodies and get away from the crowds. Take your chosen one to a secret destination. Just the two of you. What a way to show how much thought you put into celebrating your relationship. Picnics are less expensive than a meal out and a lot more romantic and original. Be creative. Perhaps you’ll choose a place that means something to you both, somewhere with a view, somewhere adventurous or somewhere you just want to share. Pack a back pack...
Going the distance
How to get your kids to walk for miles without getting tired. If you’re heading off on a long walk with young boys make sure you’ve read up on your Minecraft and Starwars. Our ten year old can walk and walk and walk… and talk and talk and talk… as long as it’s about one of his favourite subjects. Know which your favourite character is and why. And would you choose a diamond or stone sword? If you were going to design a Lego set what would it need to include? Should Lego headquarters issue golden tickets? Before you know it you’ll have covered...
Prepare for a British Summer!
Rain Poncho and Picnic Mat Rain or shine. Whatever the weather we spend time outside with our kids. Often wrapping ourselves up in a PACMAT to shelter from the rain. So we thought we’d design a PACMAT you can actually wear. It can go on over anything, even a rucksack. The adjustable hood fits over a hat. And when the rain dies down you can reverse it for a comfortable place to relax on a circular picnic mat for four or more. Throw the rain poncho on over anything. Or reverse it for a comfortable, dry seat for four people. Perfect for any walking...
Get yours meow!
We've created a new waterproof picnic blanket "Cats" pattern just in time for Christmas presents. Purrrrrfect for all those cat lovers. The Cat pattern waterproof picnic blanket is created using artwork from the talented artist, Gabby Malpas. Available in PACMAT family, patch and XL waterproof picnic blankets and also a short handle, fold away, carry all shopper tote bag.
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