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Speaker: Do you want to wave at camera and say hi? Okay, so can you tell me your name and you're and how old you are?
Speaker: do you want her to go first? Alright, what's your name and how old are you? I'm Elodie and I'm four. You're four. And what's your name and how old are you? I'm Journey and I'm five. Journey and you're five years old.
Speaker: Are you guys having so much fun at Timber Nook this week? Yeah. Yeah? Is this your first time doing Timber Nook? Yeah! Yeah? So, Elodie, are you from New Hampshire?
Speaker: Yeah! You are? And Journey, you're from Florida, right? So this is your first time coming out and doing something like this, huh? Yeah! Do you love it so much? So, do you want to ask them a question? oh i feel i can What is your favorite thing you've done so far at Timber Nook?
Speaker: Playing with my friends. What kinds of things do you play with your friends?
Speaker: I help them make the fort. You help them make a fort. Wow. Do you like building forts? Yeah, that's so fun. How about you, Journey? What's your favorite part? I like making
Speaker: Oh, you like making the stick forts too? Wow. So cool. And what is one thing that you, say there's other kids out there that are your age that want to do Timber Nook but haven't done it before. What is one thing you'd like to tell them about Timber Nook?
Speaker: That they're very smart. They're very smart, yeah. um And what do you think you would like to tell them about Timber Nook though? Like what do you think they Do you think they would really love coming to Timber Nook?
Speaker: Yeah. What types of things do you think other kids might have fun with at Timber Nook? The butterfly wings. Oh, the butterfly wings.
Speaker: Butterfly wings. You guys like dressing up and playing? That's so fun. Yeah. Like I have a wand that goes to the fairy wings. Wow, that is so cool.
Speaker: There's white fairy wings. There's white fairy wings. That is so cool. Alright, do you guys want to say bye to the camera? Bye! Alright, you guys can go back, run over there and play.
Speaker: first I am Tatum and I am six. I am Adam and I am five. Alright, guys want to wave the camera and say hi? Bye! Alright, so what has been your favorite part of Timber Nook so far?
Speaker: Playing with my sister. Yeah, you like playing with your sister? how about you? My favorite part of kindergarten is... Wait, what was your favorite part of Timberknock?
Speaker: Not kindergarten, that's silly.
Speaker: Timberknock, my favorite part of Timberknock is playing with my friends. Yeah. What's your favorite activity to do out here?
Speaker: Like do you guys like building forts or going on the swing or treasure hunts? Your favorite parts of treasure hunt? right there How about you bud?
Speaker: a
Speaker: Making forts with Adam and my friends. Yeah, that's pretty fun. Has there been something that has felt hard for you at Timber Nook? Something that maybe you were challenged with?
Speaker: those Some persons don't let me play with them. And how did you overcome that?
Speaker: By knowing it's okay. By knowing it's okay. And was there something you did after you had that challenge? Just moved on.
Speaker: You just moved on. That's so cool. How about you? Was there something that felt hard? um Sometimes, um some of my friends don't let me um hold stuff like what fort I'm on. I'm already my my new fort, but and people just chase after me and I don't like it. Okay, and how did you overcome that?
Speaker: um I just walked away just moved on to something else. You walked away and you moved on to something else. That's great. Did you ever use your voice to tell them that you didn't like it? No, I just walked away. you just walked away. Awesome. Thank you for telling us.
Speaker: And what's something, if you have other friends who aren't at Timber Nook yet, what's something that you would tell them about Timber Nook? Um...
Speaker: That it's so fun and they will love it if they sign up. Awesome. I will tell the kids that there's They're very nice t teachers.
Speaker: Oh, thank you. Thank you so much. Yeah, thank you guys for coming out. High five. High five. guys did awesome. Good job. All right, you guys want to say bye to the camera? Bye. You go do a silly face in front of it? In front of that black box there?
Speaker: Hello. All right, we're joined by a ninja today. All right, we got a ninja, and what are you today? ah Just a soccer player? I don't know. Alright, so ken I'm going to ask you guys your... Actually, first, do you want to wave to the camera and say hi?
Speaker: Hi! Alright, so what is your name and how old are you? i said that I am seven and i am and my name is Paxton. Okay, how about you?
Speaker: My name is Anthony i'm and I'm eight years old. Nice. Alright, so big question. What was your favorite part of Timbernook so far? Um... having the most territory and getting the most money and and having lot of fun.
Speaker: Nice. My favorite part was hel and having a lot of fun and the slip and slide and foam. Yeah, the slip and slide and foam was really cool. um So you like the most is playing the the games where you're conquering, right? Yes. I was conquering and trying to get the most money. um but Everybody plays the same game, but everybody all wait always, always, never, they never not listen to girls, they always listen to girls and they're all so nice.
Speaker: That's great to hear. Thank you. Thanks for sharing. yeah Is there anything that felt hard for you during Timber Nook that was something that you encountered that was a challenge?
Speaker: You know, it's just, it's smooth and really nice and like, there's no issues with it. Yeah, that's great. Um, there was, um, the hard, for me the hardest part was, um, trying to figure out how to, um,
Speaker: Trying to figure out how to like, um like hang upside down in a tree. And how did you overcome that challenge? um I started to climb more trees and then um i started to learn how to like, um like climb on the tree while holding two branches.
Speaker: And then I started to hang upside down and then get and get up and then start climbing higher and higher. Wow, so you you achieved your goal. It sounds like. Is that right?
Speaker: That's so cool. Amazing. And if there are other friends of yours who haven't come to Timber Nook yet, what is something that you would tell them about Timber Nook?
Speaker: It's a lot of fun. um in there's a foam slip and slide and sometimes you get to go in like the mud pit area and you get to build forts and stuff.
Speaker: How about you, Baxton? And you can make your own shops. You can, it's so much fun. Like, you can win games. Like, there's games you can, go like, capture the flag.
Speaker: You can play with other people. There's probably, like, um 50 amount of kids each year. Yeah and what feels different about Timber Nook than other places that you've been?
Speaker: I
Speaker: i feel like I'm like more like I am get to do like more things and like build stuff and like in nika it doesn't get a and like it doesn't get destroyed after like ah few i after like a few hours.
Speaker: And also um I feel like more i kind of like more free. Because the other camp I go to, like there's like i am like rules away that you can like um make just a rule where you're like you can't go in the woods anymore because of a dangerous plant.
Speaker: But even if there is dangerous plants here, There's still a lot of area where there isn't. You're allowed to go in that area. Thank you so much. How about you Paxton? What feels different? it's It's like you could do almost anything you want and you still won't get in trouble.
Speaker: It's very nice place. It's even beautiful how it looks like. It's beautiful. It's so nice. There's not too many rocks or stumps. It's just, it's amazing.
Speaker: That's great. Thank you guys so much. Yeah, nice job. guys did awesome. Nice job. You guys want to say bye to the camera and then go make a silly face in front of Bye! Bye! yeah All right. Thank you guys so much.
Speaker: Okay. So let's go around and say your names and your age. My name is Isla Hubbard and I'm eight years old. My name is Maggie and I'm seven.
Speaker: My name is Noah and I'm 10. All right. Oh, I forgot to have you guys wave to the camera and say hi.
Speaker: Okay. So what is your favorite part of Timber Nook? Playing with my friends. Playing with the materials. Playing with materials. What kinds of things do you guys like to play out in the woods? yeah What's your favorite part? like What's your favorite thing to do out here? Play with the materials.
Speaker: Probably play with all the coins and necklaces. What kinds of things do you like to play with the materials? What kinds of games? or yeah what kind of games
Speaker: and probably like playing all the things that she sets up for us to play with. And I would i was like can i use the treasure I would maybe like play games by like stealing around, sneaking all the place. Yeah, those are the fun ones, the stealing games and like having treasure hunts and stuff. That's pretty cool, huh?
Speaker: Thank you. Yes, and the last question for us is What is something that felt hard for you this week? Maybe something that was a challenge for you?
Speaker: i don't really know. It's okay. Probably finding teams that are nice. and Usually it would be like only a small team, then we would go on to a bigger team.
Speaker: And that team wouldn't be so good, so we had to go back to that team, to like our team. And how did you overcome that? I realized everybody was really nice and they didn't mean it for me.
Speaker: i i I thought this place was fun to be on this team and then they gave me a job that I didn't really want to that was about a guard and so a couple days later I am left the team. You left the team so you decided to move on to do something different? That's great. Thank you guys so much. Yeah thanks. Good job guys.
Speaker: Alright, you guys want to say bye to the camera and then go make a silly face? Bye.
Speaker: Thank you guys. First, you guys want to wave at the camera and say hi? Bye. Bye. Alright, now you guys, I'm going ask you your name and how old you are.
Speaker: My name's Ryan and I'm seven. My name's Jordan and I'm four. My name is Emmy and I'm nine. Alright, so you two are brother and sister, right? Yes. Have you guys been having fun here together? Yes.
Speaker: Okay, so what has been your favorite part of Timbernook so far? When you climb trees. I can tell, because at the beginning of the day you're always in a tree, and at the end of the day you're always in a tree. So you are definitely a monkey out there.
Speaker: Climbing trees. Yeah, you like climbing trees too? I really liked making the boards in the swings. Mmm, yes. Yeah, that, I really like watching guys go to the forts. And you were really good on the swing doing all sorts of twists and flips and stuff. That was cool to watch.
Speaker: Is there anything that feels hard for you or was a challenge for you this week that you overcame? When I was scared to climb up a rock, but I didn't. Nice.
Speaker: Wow, great. Um... on
Speaker: Um, don't know. That's okay. Did anything feel hard for you this week? Was anything challenging?
Speaker: Coming here. Coming here was hard? And how did you overcome that? By coming here. By coming here? Yeah. And did you like that you were you came here in the end? Yes. You did? okay Um, the making, like, the forts and, like, how we should design and how they can stay up and stuff.
Speaker: Cool. And how, and did you figure that out? Yeah. Cool. How did you figure that out? Um, when we were stacking the sticks, we decided that instead of putting them in, like, one straight line up, we could use two lines and it would be easier for them to stay up.
Speaker: Wow, great, thank you. And if you guys have friends who have never been to Timber Nook before, what is something that you would tell them about Timber Nook? I would tell them that it's really fun and it would be something that you would want to go to. I would tell them that.
Speaker: It's really fun and this one is really fun. I would tell them that there's many cool activities you get to do and that they would have a lot fun going in.
Speaker: Great, thank you guys so much. Thank you Yeah, good job. High five. High five. You did amazing. All right, you guys can say bye to the camera and then go make a funny face.
Speaker: Bye. Thank you. Thanks.
