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If you see a fairy ring in a field of grass.

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There has been lots of talk of fairies recently, so when we were invited to a nature birthday party we went in search of fairies. It was such a beautiful day and the sun was streaming through the leaves as we went sneaking through the trees looking for signs of where fairies were sleeping.

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We climbed over tree trunks seeking adventure.

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 If you see a fairy ring,

In a field of grass,

Very lightly step around,

Tiptoe as you pass,

Last night fairies frocklicked there,

And they're sleeping somewhere near.

If you see a tiny fay,

Lying fast asleep,

Shut your eyes and run away,

Do not stray or peep,

And be sure you never tell,

Or you'll break a fairy spell.

~ William Shakespeare

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Can you see them?

Country Kids from Coombe Mill Family Farm Holidays Cornwall

 

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  1. What a delightful poem and not one I would associate with Shakespeare. A nature birthday party sounds right up my street and looks like you had perfect fairy exploring weather for it too. The woods are alive with so much colour and mystery in autumn it is perfect for young imaginations. Super pictures. Thank you for sharing with me on Country Kids.

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  2. I see it! I see it! We love magical trips into the woods too :) Hope you guys were careful climbing over the tree trunks! #CountryKids

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