Woggles / Noodles

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Woggles / Noodles

Post by GG »

DO you know if the shops in Carvoeiro sell these woggles / noodles that kids use in swimming pools? My kids want to take theirs - but I'd rather just buy there and leave them at the villa if it's possible.

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Post by e-llen »

Yes several of the shops sell noodles / woggles
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Cheers 8)
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Post by laserblazer »

OK I give up. What's a woggle/noodle? I had a woggle when I was a scout.
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My brother had a woggle but not for swimming. Is it like water wings?
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Post by e-llen »

Not a woggle or a toggle and certainly not water wings. Noodles, as I know them, are long, round, brightly coloured pieces of foam that the young and the young at heart play around with in the pool :lol:
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Post by kelly »

this is a noodle:

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Post by laserblazer »

Ah - we call them stringy things but I suppose that's what noodles are.
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