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Mud Kitchen and Arbour

Dirt and water are the perfect recipe for hours of creative play, and Outlast mud kitchens are built to handle any amount of mess and drama. The Outlast arbour makes a great den for reading time, relaxation, or role play anywhere in your outdoor area. Watch this play equipment in action at Annan The Froebel School in East Sussex.

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