Kenneth Hutton Knihy

Ellie and Jack, seasoned visitors to their holiday cottage in Suffolk, embark on a final adventure before their vacation ends. Familiar with the local landscape, they set out to explore their beloved surroundings independently, eager to uncover new experiences and enjoy the freedom of the last day of their holiday. The story captures the essence of childhood curiosity and the bittersweet nature of fleeting moments.

As the afternoon fades and the air turns cool, a group of children realizes it's time to leave their playful adventures at the beaver pond. A brief stroll through the woods will guide them back to their garden, where they can enjoy tea, highlighting the transition from carefree play to the comforts of home and routine.