Twitter Weekly Updates for 2011-04-17

• http://t.co/MAkUHiw via Marc Armitage #
• http://www.youtube.com/user/CBroganperformance#p/u/16/GEssFWD0Ijs
  lovely play poem and collage. #
• “@spacemkrs:pics of blossoms Streatham Hill @brixtonyoga – http://t.co/kGe9RIW”
  http://t.co/feGyUjV for cherry blossom in Mile End #
• “@FreeRangeKids:Why do we vacation where kids play outside and homes are near shops, then build burbs? http://t.co/3dhztFo” chapeau! #
• http://t.co/0wKsDf5 Liminal Playplaces, inventing urban countryside for biophobic kids. #playoutdoors #urbanism #
• http://t.co/izO5l7f Bunting Fences. Urban play design. #playoutdoors #urbanism #
• Need info on any research into the benefits of water play in outdoors. Asap!! #kids #playoutdoors #natural play #
• @balmeras @PlaygroundHunt @HealthyMovement . RT thanks to all. #
• Hurrah for today! One of the housing projects I am working on is to have open spaces designed like countryside.trees plants hedges & hills. #
• http://t.co/H4UkzYP. Nice bit of information. #
• http://t.co/8XUX0Bp rural life/play in France and urban life/play in London . #playoutdoors #kids #SavePlay #urbanism #
• http://t.co/CGzYNon a great set of design guidelines for natural playspaces. #
• @balmeras @kennethhill great to meet. Chapeau on the teeth! #
• http://t.co/NqG36Tj How to deal with the perception of risk in natural play settings. #
• There is loads of groovy info available through Play England's website. Well worth a trawl. #
• http://t.co/uPoPm1h This review is very very handy. Browsing encouraged. #
• http://t.co/TX6ruRj a system for calibrating the benefits of risk . Skiing? Madness, but we do it anyway. Risk as a friend. #

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