Lesley's Loot

As I mentioned before I often come across empty Kinder Surprise egg shells where the toy has been removed; this one’s contents remains fully intact and with a tiny bit of chocolate left behind, the tell tail sign of what the toy was housed in as, I’m assuming like with Kinder S urprise . If you’re thinking this is all that remains from once coated this toy’s outer shell a K inder S urprise casing then think again as you can see from the photograph I have included the instructions on putting the toy together which doesn’t use the Kinder logo plus I could not locate online. So have a go finding it; perhaps you’ve eaten one of these and own one of its toys.  

  This is an unusual colour for a biro, shame its broken however I use Bic pens; the advantage is that they can be easily prized apart so I can replace the ink stick with this one as there is plenty sky blue left.

This fell off one of those jewellery accessories for teenage and younger girls but not forgetting the transgender types that like all this glitzy stuff.   

Sitting at a picnic table there were two labels that were once attached to toys. Later I found out the toys could be bought at the near by garden centre’s shop. On one of the nature walks I managed to prize off a hand made arty sticker pasted to a bin.   

Funny I was to find this teens secondary school homework tucked behind a lamppost the day after the child's primary school work find.  

Child's primary school work found on road side.