Park Playtime at Verulamium

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By In The Playroom

Rather than just going to our local park, we normally like to try out as many different parks in our area as possible. This time we went to Verulamium, which is on the site of an ancient Roman town. There are some ruins which you can see, and a Roman museum which we didn’t get chance to go in but maybe next time!

playground at Verulamium

The boys had lots of fun in the playground using up their energy.

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 Naturally Mr T found the play equipment with the pirate ship and steering wheel and stayed there most of the time, as he is so into pirates at the moment.

playground at Verulamium

 It’s so nice now that the weather is getting more Spring like to get outdoors again every weekend.

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 It’s great to see the kids enjoying the simple pleasures of the park.

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We also went for a short walk around the park to explore a little.

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We are really trying to practise Mr T’s walking as much as possible at the moment, as some of you might be aware he has some problems with his feet as well as hypermobility and low muscle tone so it’s always been hard for him to walk very far. He’s now getting to the stage where he’s noticed that most children don’t need to sit in a buggy so I’d really love to see him get enough stamina to be able to walk full time by September.

Verulamium

We walked to some walls near the Roman baths, although these are not the main city walls of the Roman ruins, which is because those were on the other side and without a buggy he actually couldn’t walk that far,  but these walls were still fun for the boys to run and play

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 It’s always nice to explore somewhere new and have some family time outdoors 🙂

Verulamium view of st albans

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Anna Marikar, mum of four and seasoned blogger, has spent over a decade sharing her parenting journey and passion for kid-friendly crafts and free printables.
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18 thoughts on “Park Playtime at Verulamium”

  1. What a fab park! It’s nice to see so much open space for running around as well as the play equipment…good luck with the walking, he looks very happy on his feet today! #blogclub

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  2. What beautiful photos, they look like they are having a really fun time. That park looks great too with lots to do.

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  3. What an awesome playground and among the ruins. Something for the kids and something for the parents 🙂 Thanks for linking up to #SundayTraveler! Don’t forget to include our badge or link back to one of the hosts.

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  4. What fun, and a beautiful day! I’ve noticed that Mr T seems to be walking lots more in your photos, fingers crossed for his stamina to continue to improve. I love Little R’s face on the playground.

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