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Climbing Trees

I like to climb trees. I climb some thick trees in my apartment. Now we play games on the tree also. Right now we have invented three games. First one- whoever can reach top of the tree is the winner (Invented by Sanjith Rao). Second- We lock someone in a small jail like thing and then we climb on the tree and get out (Invented by Sanjith Rao). 3rd- We hide on trees and then someone on a cycle has to catch us. (Best Game)(Invented by Sanjna Rao my sister and me) Here is a picture of me climbing a tree:

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  1. Rakesh Rao19 December 2010 at 13:13

    Hi Sanjith,

    How does one catch someone up a tree while on a bicycle?

    - Rakesh

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  2. Sanjith Rao19 December 2010 at 13:16

    Hello papa when someone finds the person he/she should get off her/his cycle and catch the other person-
    Sanjith Rao (A.K.A) Little Mairpady

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  3. Rakesh Rao19 December 2010 at 13:20

    Ok. Now, I understand. Where do you usually play this game?

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  4. Sanjith Rao19 December 2010 at 13:46

    In Sherwood at night time mostly

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  5. Aroona Bhat19 December 2010 at 15:25

    Little Mairpady - I had the same question in my mind as Mr. Rao, which has been answered. But what about the small jail like thing? Where is it? On the tree?
    Do let me know.
    3 days.....

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