Chipper: my wildlife adventure walk in the forest

Every week I tell you all about my adventures, so it won’t be a surprise that this week I’ve been up to just as much as the last. But as I was feeling super restless over the weekend, I wanted to do something that I knew would use up ALL my energy. I know what you’re thinking, that would take some doing. But an outside adventure was just what I needed. I roped Brindley into joining me of course, and eventually he gave in. He does love an adventure too, but cats are a bit more elegant than dogs. Between the two of us I like to get my paws dirty just that little bit more. Off we went into the woods, all geared up with everything we needed. Someone in Dunyelping had told us about a wildlife walk route in the forest so we decided to follow it and see what was there. Well, we weren’t disappointed. There were birds, bees, insects, and even a rabbit or two. Plus, rocks to climb over, sticks to play with, and rivers to dip in (for me, cats hate water). During a break we sat and munched our food while watching the little bunnies go about their daily business. It was lovely. Sometimes other animals are scared of me, but everyone knows I’m completely harmless! As the day drew to an end we resorted to a slow walk home. We had definitely used up all our energy. It’s so nice to get outside and play, I hope you will do the same. This week, three of my Chipsters have won the latest prize in my brilliant competition. The winners are: n Tilly Button (447) n Gracie Green (538) and n Charlotte Hughes (3060) Congratulations to all three of you. You have each won yourselves a Disney book. Well done. If you didn’t win this time around, don’t worry. As always, there’s another competition in The News today for you to try your luck with and win a wooftastic prize. Good luck! Don’t forget this is your page so if you send me your work I’ll publish it here. You can send me everything and anything – that means pictures, photos, stories, jokes, reviews and just about anything else you can think of. As one of my very special Chipsters, you can see your name in print and get the chance to impress your fellow club members with the great things you send me. If you’re not a Chipster yet what are you waiting for? Joining is free and easy – just go to bit.ly/1Wt9M9y to register online. You can write to me at Chipper, The News, 1000 Lakeside, Western Road, North Harbour, Portsmouth, PO6 3EN. Or you can e-mail me at chipper@thenews.co.uk. Chip chip for now Chipper