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Lets talk wellies!

Lets talk wellies!

Posted by Spotty Otter on 16th Sep 2025

Spotty Otter Forest Leader Wellies: Built for Adventure, Loved by Little Explorers  When it comes to keeping feet warm, dry, and ready to take on the great outdoors, Spotty Otter Forest Leader Wellies are a firm favourite with adventurous families. Whether it’s a splash through muddy puddles or a stomp through woodland trails, these wellies are built to handle it all, and look great doi …
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​Spooky Outdoor Activities for Kids: A Spotty Otter Guide

​Spooky Outdoor Activities for Kids: A Spotty Otter Guide

Posted by Spotty Otter on 16th Sep 2025

Spooky season is upon us, and what better way to celebrate Halloween than with some fun, outdoor activities for kids? At Spotty Otter, we love encouraging little adventurers to get outside, no matter the season! From crisp autumn leaves to chilly, misty air, autumn is the perfect time for kids to explore the outdoors—dressed in their Spotty Otter gear, of course. Here’s a list of Hallo …
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The Importance of Base Layers

The Importance of Base Layers

Posted by Spotty Otter on 16th Sep 2025

As autumn settles in and winter looms, dressing your little explorers in the right layers becomes crucial for their comfort and enjoyment outdoors. At Spotty Otter, we know that the right clothing can make all the difference when it comes to keeping kids warm and ready for adventure. That’s why we’re excited to introduce our collection of high-quality base layers! Why Base Layers Mat …
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10 interesting facts about Trig Points in the UK

10 interesting facts about Trig Points in the UK

Posted by Spotty Otter on 14th Jul 2025

What Are Trig Points? In the United Kingdom, trig points are those curious concrete pillars you’ll often see perched on hilltops or scattered across open landscapes. Originally erected by Ordnance Survey from 1935 onwards, their job was to help accurately retriangulate Great Britain, forming the backbone of modern map-making. These iconic structures quickly became part of the countryside we …
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