Make your own Jungle Book
YOUR MISSION
Carefully explore this steep sided and lush woody valley. Use it as inspiration to write your own woody story.
Mission ID: 3343
Lat: 51.03768 Lng: -4.24523
Tags:
Westward Ho! Jungle Book Rudyard Kipling Bombay Mumbai India author write writing jungle woods
Completed: 5
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The Jungle Book was written by a man called Rudyard Kipling. Kipling was born in Bombay (now Mumbai) in India but his family returned to England and in 1878 he was sent to school in Westward Ho!.He’s famous for writing many stories including Stalky & Co. which included this hillside featured in. Kipling is rooted to this landscape both by through this story and that it’s now named after him.
When walking this woody valley it can feel a little
like exploring a jungle. For this mission explore this place as Kipling did and
write your own story that is inspired by it.
Links:
- Discover more about the pier on Explore the Coast.
- Download the Abbotsham and Westward Ho! Cultural Trail.
- Learn more about walks, cycling and accessibility here on Explore the Coast.
BONUS QUESTION
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3. We will email you with the secret code to unlock your bonus points.
Risk overall: Medium. Keep your wits about you, anything could happen.
Rewards for this mission
Westward Ho! Investigator
Mission points
Question points
Risky business
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