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Feb 24, 2012
We have set up a site whereby anyone can track their travelling buddies. Basically people become the temporary owners of the buddy and can then add photos and blogs to the buddys' journeys before passing onto others to do the same (so everyone can watch where the buddy gets to). We think it is a great way to get children interested in technology, geography and different cultures. They also seem to like taking photos with the buddyies : )
As an example, you can check out out Lucy who just got to Egypt [link removed]
Mainly rubber ducks at the moment but you can add any buddy you wish.
We also have a couple more rubber ducks looking for a starting point for their journey and would be more than happy to send you one if you want. Just send us an email: [email removed]
The Chasing Ducks Team
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