A series of squares numbered from one to ten, positioned in rows that have either one or two blocks, represent the frame.
You throw a rock and jump in each block precisely, following the order of the numbers.
You have to reach your hand out to pick up the rock in each block, while crouching down standing on one leg. If the player successfully completes the task, they will carry on until they reach the highest number to win.
The bells of our childhood were usually drawn by hand using white and coloured pieces of chalk; they needed to be refreshed regularly, and often re-established, especially after a rainy day.
However, in this street, kids don’t have that problem: the campane are boldly painted in different sizes and colours along the street, affirming their wish to stay there.
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