No doubt about, the whole world has been upside down since March. What started out with all the kiddos heading into spring break, thinking they would be back in class in a week...
Jarts, a game of lawn darts was popular in the 1970's and into the 1980’s. Some of the big names in games and retail manufactured it, Hasbro, Regent, Sears, and others...
Planning a good ol’ American road trip? There is nothing like heading out in the open road and exploring this wonderful country. But before you go out riding into the sunset, having a good, well thought out plan is a sure way to ensure for a successful road trip.
Your Rollors set isn’t just for trips to the beach or your backyard summer picnics. You would be surprised where breaking out your Rollors game would work out perfectly and even make the event more fun. That is what is so wonderful about Rollors. It’s ability to fit in any situation.
It was started in Sweden 1000 years ago as simple entertainment. It would soon take off across Europe and then across America. It has the undertones of Bocce and horseshoes and adds some variations that makes it challenging, interesting, and most of all … challenging.
Before tablets, smart phones and video games, families had to entertain themselves with each other, believe it or not. These days, between all the after school activities and other commitments, you and your family can lose sight of one another.
Summers are meant for fun in the sun! From baseball games to beach time and backyard cookouts, the fun is waiting for us. We have found 3 more games to enjoy during those outdoor gatherings:
Why not bring back some of the old-fashioned backyard games out at our next party?Kids of all ages are getting bored with the “new” stuff, so revive the classics with these:
Looks like summer got an early start this year thanks to COVID-19, so much has changed as we slowly return to our normal lifestyle. So, how about some summer fun that the kids and adults can all enjoy?!
Matt Butler, the founder of the outdoor lawn game Rollors, is an American Veteran. He would develop the game while home on leave and in between his ten deployments over 20 years of service. Matt had visions of designing an outdoor game that would be enjoyed by people of all ages anywhere, anytime.
