Winnie-the-Pooh and his friends inhabit a part of land known as ...
Correct answer: 100 Acre Wood
Nikki Marie
i loved winnie the pooh growing up, my fave character from the series is by far eeyore tho! hes always been my favorite💙
Rackem777
Used to walk my son to his first grade teacher,s class who had her whole room decorated with Winnie the Pooh.Some of the best days of my life.All my grandchildren still love Pooh.
Joker
Loved Winnie the Pooh. Still do
2Space
The new Christopher Robin movie with Ewan McGregor is adorable😊
JennaJet18
I remember reading many Winnie the Pooh stories as a child. I even had a stuffed Winnie, Eyore and Kangaroo with a little stuffed roo in her front pocket. 💞
OmipresentTeam652
I read the stoies so much to my oldest grandchild
that she started calling me MaMa
Pooh anb I am still called this by many young and old to yhis day
Mona Fletcher
I never read or watched Pooh’s books or movies until I watched the movies with my granddaughter in early 2000’s. I loved Pooh and his friends from the start. I especially love Eeyore. I recently saw the movie Christopher Robin, just loved all of the characters.
Player #1772612
i found this company of friends when i was 40 years old i just love them all and i laugh with lovely problems they had
Player 0098
kellsteas, Pooh was a real bear ,when I visited the London zoo there is a statue of him ,he was adopted by member of the military his real name was Winnie the bear, it was awesome to see 😊
Rodger Shimp
My is 48 and still loves Winnie, in fact our master bathroom is designed as Winnie the Pooh.
Max
Was read Pooh by mum as a wee kid. A beautiful moment occurred 30 yrs on when I played Poohsticks with my kids on the actual bridge in Ashdown Forest that Milne described & Shepperd drew so accurately. 😍
Finity
for some reason I thought it was the three acre Wood
TropicalRookie242
looks like I'm the only one who liked piglet...such a cutie
tgrlil
maggiemylove, Eyeore? I always thought he was sweet...
tgrlil
LittleTragedy7, I am blessed to have my Grandmother's originals, bought on her Grand Tour after college - the books were British, not available in the States. The same books were read to Daddy, myself and my baby sibs, and my son and his cousins 😃.
Bad Brains
Answered too quickly, got it wrong.
Kathy
Winnie the Pooh was named after my hometown Winnipeg
Neka
JennaJet18, roo mom was kanga. together they were kangaroo
Spike
My mum used to take me on walks there regularly as a kid..
Lyndon
Recently discovered unpublished works and notes made by Enid Blyton the Winnie is actually a girl... Winnie is short for Winifred
Player #39126697
2Space, i find the new Christopher Robin movie depressing and a bit creepy.
Player #38618593
Loved the stories. Fav was Tigger; he's always positive and his motives are pure.
Player #1985034
I have Winnie-the-Pooh, Piglet, Eeyore and Tigger tattooed on my ankle for my 4 sons
Bruiser
Am waiting for all the "woke" leftists to claim Winnie the Pooh is somehow "racist". Every other beloved character seems to be...just a matter of time for the Pooh!
Kornelija
Player #3651452, huge Blyton lover here,🤗👌
jcnewsham
tigger
grain alcohol &mentos
Player #35174823
Rackem777, Who would thumbs down on this comment??
Paul Wood
There is a shop called Pooh corner, on the Hgh Street in Hartfield in the Ashdown Forrest, devoted to all thing Winnie the Pooh
Sar
Used to affectionately call my son Pooh bear until a young child asked me one day why I was calling my son a poo.... 🤭😁
Player #33436140
It was recently revealed that Pooh is a girl.
Player Lady Bird
Player #25874027, none Winnie wore a shirt.
Player #25874027
Player #2761473,
Anthropomorphism.
How many bears wear pants?
Player #25874027
Player #3651452, What’s Enid Blyton got to do with Pooh ?
It was written by A.A. Milne.
elle
love winnie the pooh my surname is milne so I love it
Guitarzan
Christopher Milne had named his toy bear after Winnie, a Canadian black bear he often saw at London Zoo, and "Pooh", a swan they had met while on holiday. The bear cub was purchased from a hunter for $20 by Canadian Lieutenant Harry Colebourn in White River, Ontario, Canada, while en route to England during the First World War. He named the bear "Winnie" after his adopted hometown in Winnipeg, Manitoba.
Player #20943333
My kid wants to know why he's called a Pooh, but he's a bear, not a poo.
Player #1108
i should know, pooh is my favorite cartoon character.
Player #15356356
I love Eeyore.
Player #15913078
I've named my sister Winnie!!!!!
RarStowRaggy8981
I'm annoyed with myself for timing out, but when a 2 year old offers you tea....