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How to Print & Make Your Own Passport How to print & make your own passport S * CREATE A WORK OF WILD ART * SEARCH FOR A GEOCACHE * * LOOK FOR BUTTERFLIES HIGH UP IN THE WILLOW TREES * * * GO STARGAZING ON A CLEAR NIGHT * SEE IF YOU CAN SPOT YOUR HOUSE * * FIND THE BEST SMELLING ROSE IN THE ROSE GARDEN * COLLECT SOME ROCK H F C * I S M N T R O D A T E * C K A K A S E L R N E P K A X A O E M P T H F V * L L A O E I O Y I S * A R R I R A T * G R L Y L * RIDE THE RIPPLER SLIDE * HAVE SCOOTER OR BIKE RACES DE OWN THE HILL * COUNT AEROPLANES & HELICOPTERS IN THE SKY * CLIMB UP A HILL * H A P R T E F G T S E T E I A A N Y B H E H T I O R I R E N R D R R H K 1 10 D 5 6 O D B A S E C T W S A U R O N R H A S Rima M I Y N E A H How to print & make your own passport C O L He Ara Kotahi E E E Te Marae o Hine R Apollo Park Te Motu o Poutoa F R U T T T A F U T R H O L N R G E * A O Found all 10 posts? G O O O B Kia ora C W A F F S * CREATE A WORK OF WILD ART * SEARCH FOR A GEOCACHE * * LOOK FOR BUTTERFLIES HIGH UP IN THE WILLOW TREES * * * GO STARGAZING ON A CLEAR NIGHT * SEE IF YOU CAN SPOT YOUR HOUSE * * FIND THE BEST SMELLING ROSE IN THE ROSE GARDEN * COLLECT SOME ROCK H Y F C * I M S M N K T R O D A T E * V C K A K A S E L R N * E E P K A X A F O E M P T H T F S V * B L L A O I E I O Y D I S * A R R I R A G T * R G R L Y L * RIDE THE RIPPLER SLIDE * HAVE SCOOTER OR BIKE RACES DE OWN THE HILL * COUNT AEROPLANES & HELICOPTERS IN THE SKY * CLIMB UP A HILL * H O The Square A A P R T E F G T S E T E I A A N Y B A H E H T N I L O R I R E N R D R R * H K 1 10 D 5 6 O I D & B O A S R E C T W S A U U R O N Tahi R H A S Rima M I N Y N L E A H How to print & make your own passport C O U L He Ara Kotahi 7 E E 4 E O Te Marae o Hine R Apollo Park Te Motu o Poutoa F R U T T T A F U T I R H O A L N R G E * A N O Found all 10 posts? G O O O B Kia ora C L W E A H F F S * * GO STARGAZING ON A CLEAR NIGHT * SEE IF YOU CAN SPOT YOUR HOUSE * * CREATE A WORK OF WILD ART * SEARCH FOR A GEOCACHE * * LOOK FOR BUTTERFLIES HIGH UP IN THE WILLOW TREES * * FIND THE BEST SMELLING ROSE IN THE ROSE GARDEN * COLLECT SOME ROCK H Y F C * I M S M N Ka mau te wehi, Well done! K T G R hi O D A F T * E V Drop a leaf and make a wish C K A A K S G E L R N * E E P K A X A F O E M P T H T F S V * B L A L O E I O I G Y D I S * A R R R I A G T * R G R L Y L * RIDE THE RIPPLER SLIDE * HAVE SCOOTER OR BIKE RACES DE OWN THE HILL * COUNT AEROPLANES & HELICOPTERS IN THE SKY * CLIMB UP A HILL * H O A The Square A P R T E F G T S E T E I A A N B Y H A E H T a N I L O R E I R N R D R R * H D 1 10 K 5 6 O I D & B O A S im R E C T W S A U U R O N Ta R H S A R M I N Y N L E A H How to print & make your own passport C O U L He Ara Kotahi 7 E E 4 E O Te Marae o Hine R Apollo Park Te Motu o Poutoa F R U T T T A F U T I R H Shout KIA ORA! to someone O A L G N R E * A N O Found all 10 posts? G O O O B Kia ora i C L W E S A H F F Y M K Ka mau te wehi, Well done! G h F V Drop a leaf and make a wish G * E F S T a B I G D G R O A The Square A N L * I & O R U T N L 7 U 4 O I Shout KIA ORA! to someone A N L E S H Ka mau te wehi, Well done! G F Drop a leaf and make a wish G D G Shout KIA ORA! to someone S D O D O O Get outside and have a WILD TIME! W Get outside and have a WILD TIME! R W A Get outside and have a WILD TIME! R G D A R E W * R * T R A E N O E A Share your experiences with us by using H Rangitane Park Linklater Reserve for a healthy awa/river A N A N U H Find Te Peeti Te Awe Awe I across the river I We live in a stunning area of the world with lots of S N N R N T G A S D C A N G #palmydirty30 and #palmyproud on social media,I R E D R G E O R S adventures just on our doorstep. * E S T H E R E * * and finish this sentence: R * * T L R and encourage other little adventurers to start R * E V T L Make a waka from sticks and I G D I O D W L H A M O O R P A their expedition in Te Papaioea. itu A N N I Kua kaupapa... O R * A A A C E N L h R A T S K K leaves and float it in the O K K S L E O N E E P * T W F P T A S U & W H H S O Your Mission A Share your experiences with us by using E T How many different Rangitane Park P Linklater Reserve O G R A L F A I stream for a healthy awa/river D D W A O I P N L A * I N I N A Got ideas for another passport? O N R E Become an explorer in your home town. O U H E I D R S K S O S ways can you go R H I K E G across the river Y I I Find Te Peeti Te Awe Awe E S T M We live in a stunning area of the world with lots of T A B C N O C S W T C I We've placed bright orange posts in some of our S I T M N O T We want you! H R H V down the slide? N S A T O T E A U T N F favourite parks around Palmy. P E H I O I T N A L S T A G N H K E Y A N S Placemaking Palmerston North can support you to C E T L D R T E T R O C A N Find all 10 posts and make a pencil rubbing in this * I U D G N L H S I create the next edition of the Passport to Play for your T G E O T H C R I S #palmyproud on social media, and & A H T passport when you do. R D G E L * E E D R N S suburb, neighbourhood, or community. T U D U R * I G Y R O F H A F R E L O E L A We've also included a list of free and fun things E R R S O O * I G A C S N U T S * N P O adventures just on our doorstep. E D O W I E E * to do at each park. S F T L e Y R O H K L O no O B B Find us below and let us know! H T k A O L E P C R E L N R T L a G I * T * O E A A A N R u W H Y I and finish this sentence: R * R O * T K T W * T L T E A L O What you will need S F A R E R E 1.
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