Nerf Party-Happy 11th birthday

Our George's turned 11. Thank God.Some of his buddies are in Manchester which he often gather on his birthday.Some of them also share birthday same month. But we had a pre birthday with some other close allies, celebrating birthday next week as well. 

I love keeping a theme for birthdays. Though there isn't much friends around as we are aliens here. Thought to keep nerf party with some nerf guns, bullets and boards, hideouts prepared.  Cake decorated as well because the cake will be the centerpiece of the party and fuel all the energy for an epic Nerf war or battle. We went uphill and had some fun in our Leyhill, then came home and had some barbecues at home. When it comes to throwing an epic Nerf birthday party, one of the most important things to consider is location. If have a large backyard, then this is the perfect place to host a Nerf battle! Set up a series of obstacles and boundaries and let your kids engage in a thrilling Nerf war.Or else in outdoor space could do, thats what we did ON TOP OF Leyhill. It didnt come out as I hoped for . There was another nerf birthday organised by our friends, it was soo fantastic.To make the battle even more exciting, you could set up two teams and award points to each team member who reaches the other team's side.I want to the do another nerf one later again in a proper form.

Some of the cards he got and gifted with remote airplane from Mich, Annus  a book, volley ball gift  and mine a watch and so on.

He missed his some of his buddies but was a good day with Thomas family.

Royal Air Force Museum Cosford

The Royal Air Force Museum Midlands is located in Cosford, Shropshire .They offers a fun, entertaining day out for all the family. Amazing place to visit any crazy air craft boys, wonderful wartime hangars and in the National Cold War Exhibition, there is a huge array of aircraft and exhibits to explore . Also there is an outdoor aviation themed playground for children to explore and a whole host of inter-active experiences. So fascinating place with lots of history and artefacts to watch and get inspired.The t displayed imelines as soon we enter in shows the invention of phones, antibiotics, facebook, and so on. Then you see vast number of spit fires, bombers and so on. There are so many heroes portrayed who were being part of Royal Air force. I am sure it is a great place A great day out and so much to see. The collection is housed in two large hangars. The first with historical planes and the second focuses on the Cold War. It’s very well organised and signed with excellent information boards along the way.. So many planes and artefacts and stories connected to those who flew so that there is something to interest everyone. It was our first visit which was just so much interesting as there’s just so much to see. It was fantastic to be able to walk underneath the Vulcan as only then can you appreciate its size. Great car park, good and plentiful toilet facilities and a small cafe in the second hangar so we could get a coffee and a snack.We got some sweets and some gifts from the shop. We stayed there for nearly 3 hours.

to revisit and we are planning again.