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Our first geocache

December 13, 2010, 9:05 am

For various reasons, it's taken a little time, but we have now hidden our first geocache (Fun & Games 21 - Darley. GC2K882). It's got lots of games in, as well as a copy of the book. Now, where to put the second one?

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Our first geocache almost ready

December 5, 2010, 11:18 am

We've become so fond of geocaching we thought we'd hide some of our own. The first with lots of game-related "treasure" for kids and a free copy of the book for one lucky finder has been hidden. We're just waiting for final approval.

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Harry Potter portraits

November 19, 2010, 8:42 am

If your family's Harry Potter mad, why not create your own Potter-like magic portraits – with a twist? We show how on page 176. You can also see this on http://fg-21.com/photoframe.php. Sorry, don't seem to be able to make it clickable.

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Workshop photos

November 15, 2010, 5:27 am

Thanks to all who came along to the workshop at The Golden Treasury Bookshop. Photos of a couple of the Celeb Head guests are on the forum.

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The technical wizardry may be amazing, but do the gadgets that fill our homes make us happier? Do they unite us? Can they help us have fun as a family?

The answer is yes!

In this book, the first of its kind, best-selling authors of Dad Stuff Steve Caplin and Simon Rose lead the way.

It’s bursting with over 200 new, exciting and creative ideas, using the technology you already own. They range from Google racing to robot baiting, from code breaking to movie making. You can become anything from an air traffic controller to a robot, from a Sat Nav to a space invader.

There are games for rainy days at home and sunny afternoons in the park, for children’s parties and car journeys, for the few minutes before bed or the whole weekend.

Most of the games have a modern twist, but you don’t need to be a technical whizz to play them. There’s even a selection of tried-and-tested classics that entertained your grandparents.

Families unite! Join the Fun and Games revolution!

This week’s video is by Jobbogamer from Brighton. Animation for beginners, page 140