Shapes and Colours II

Working with Senior Glasgow Countryside Ranger Alison Greig we started our day at the maze adjacent to the magnificent Pollok House. While the gardeners worked tending the hedges and flower beds we joined in working our way through the maze and on into the gardens beyond. Alison explained that not only should we be blind folded but our noses should be wet as we worked with our brilliant support staff and our senses. We sniffed and sometimes sneezed our way through the first part of this learning experience before removing our blindfolds to reveal not only new colours but new smells, textures, shades and shapes. We offered our own ideas and thoughts and then it was on into nature, adventure and beyond....