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The answere is that the Victorians use a skipping rope exactly how we use it. But in those days the skipping rope was made of rough wool and wooden handles.
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What do poor Victorians do in there spare time?
they would play hopskotch and skipping but poor children sometimes got sent to the workhouse
What were the skipping ropes like in Tudor times?
They were really cool!
What did victorian girls play with?
If they were lucky enough they had board games, skipping ropes, doll''s houses, stuffed toys, all sorts of things,
Where can one purchase skipping ropes?
One can purchase skipping ropes from many retailers, both in person in-store and on-line. Some such retailers include eBay, Amazon, Toys"R"Us and Target.
What toys did the poor Victorians have?
Dolls and house and wooden toys :D!
What is a cool thing?
besides myself, im gonna go with skipping ropes...
Who invented skipping ropes?
as early as the colonial times..i'm sure even before that
Can pink puffles only use the trampoline on club penguin?
No, the pink puffles also play with skipping ropes. Basically, pink puffles are very sporty and are good at sports.
How do you use workout ropes?
A workout ropes build your strength and stamina . A training rope workout is great for cardio and strength building. You can use it as a skipping rope or a pulling rope.
What did people use when the Xbox 360 was not made?
They played Monopoly and went out into the garden and used skipping ropes and other toys.
What are some indoor games that Victorians play?
the indoor games that Victorians play are smacking butts, Marco Polo, who will die first.
What is the difference between merchandising and sales?
Merchandising is where you display a product eg. skipping ropes in a way which is appealing to a customer eg. instead of the skipping ropes being in a basket, hanging them up neatly on a wall grouping them in brand, sort, colour etc. Sales is actually selling the product to the customer which is usually helped with good merchandising.
