On Sunday, along with usual winter entertainments, guests to the Social and Humanitarian Multi-Complex were engaged in Intellectual Hunting and associated with minions without digital technologies.<\/p>\n
During the weekend, guests to Feldman Ecopark wishing to spend time in the winter forest were able to take part in various entertainments and games, such as: the location with developing didactic games for pre-school children Play&Learn, entertainment programmes from animators, the winter downhill sledging with tubing for free, as well as hot drinks and tasty porridge cooked on fire.<\/p>\n
On Sunday, Feldman Ecopark joined the International Internet-Free Day celebrated on January 27. “Where is the best place to spend time, having for a while escaped from World Wide Web? Of course, in the fresh air and in the cheerful company! Any socially network won’t replace joy of real-life communication and the beautiful nature” \u2014 the organizers of the programme tell.<\/p>\n
Guests participated in the Intellectual Hunting programme at the central location and adjacent ones. Hunters needed to solve rebuses of different complexity concerning animals and nature. The winners who coped with the greatest number of puzzles got gifts.<\/p>\n
At noon, the minions picked up the baton and carried the visitors with the entertainment programme \u201cA Million Delights\u201d including competitions on reaction and dexterity as well as outdoor games.<\/p>\n
The International Internet-Free Day is celebrated on the last Sunday in January. For the first time, the International Internet-Free Day was carried out by members of the British Institute for Social Inventions in 2001 with a call for public to spend at least one day in a year without high technologies.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"