Meet our pumpkin named Boo. (Named by a lovely lady on the train called Nina.) Boo is travelling far and wide, starting in Clapton, East London, but what will Boo do next? Choose an option below and then head to the next slide to find out.
Boo the Pumpkin didn't stop at Hackney Downs, instead choosing to stay on the train to Liverpool Street. What will Boo do now? Choose an option below and then head to the next slide to find out.
Boo is heading for Liverpool Street's underground tube station. Which line will Boo take? Choose one using the map, and then go to the next slide to find out if you're right.
Have you guessed what Boo will do next? Find out if you're correct on the next slide.
Boo took the Central Line, and then the Waterloo & City Line, travelling just 2 stops in total to get to London Waterloo.
Will Boo leave the station and continue on foot, bicycle or bus, or take an overground train out of London?
Boo's definitely taking a train out of London. There are so many destination choices. Will Boo end up on the Exeter or Portsmouth train?
Boo got on the Exeter train and is now whizzing through the countryside, enjoying the view. What animals might Boo see on this journey?
Boo the Pumpkin in Devon and Dorset.
hopped on a X51 bus to Dorchester, and is now on the way to see a Little Green Change friend.
Can you guess who?
to do some bulb planting. The daffodils will flower each Spring, helping to feed bees & other beneficial insects.
Great work, Boo.
at Dewflock Farm in Dorchester. We‘re hoping the people that take them home eat and compost them after Halloween.
Will you #EatYourPumpkin?
taking out some free, #spooky, #Halloween children's books, audio CD's, and #gardening books - great for tips on how to grow your own pumpkin next year. Have you got a library card yet?
Halloween day.
Little Green Change's kitchen is a busy place with little hands scooping out the edible flesh.
They're also separating the seeds, ready to wash, dry and store for planting next year.
to scare any Halloween visitors that come knocking. Are you ready, too?