turn the oil can upright, punch 2 holes on opposing sides, tie string in a long loop to make elevated shoes. when drinks came in a glass bottle with the pry off cap we would take the cap and gently tap it around a stick for a point, add some chicken feathers to make arrows/spears. if i could sneak some of moms clothes pins i would clip some playing cards to the bicycle fender supports for noise makers. made many swords/knives out of wood to play with. made rubber band pistols using inner tube strips and clothes pins. amazing what growing up poor can do for imagination and ingenuity. oh, cannot forget the stick horse.
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