The Impenetrable Palace and the Fruit trees by the Road

I'm trying to sneak into the impenetrable palace. There are security
cameras everywhere, especially around the gates and entrance ways. If
you are seen even getting close to the gates security guards turn up
to make you leave.
They also have armed guns which follow you round.

I'm with my dad and we are walking close by one of the gates. I have
found this special method of getting in, where I get someone to
distract the security guards (in this case my dad) and I sneak in just
behind them when they come out. I test out my method and it works. Now
I'm inside the grounds of the impenetrable palace and looking around.
There are all these official looking men with smart suits looking very
serious and unfriendly. I'm worried that they will find me, and I'm
not entirely sure what I am planning on doing here. What I do want to
know however, is why they are keeping it so top secret and secure.
There must be dark doings, lies and corruption around here...

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My parents have got this new cottage, or is it an old cottage, just
down the hill from wellow. It is going to get taken away again just
like wellow so it is a sad time. I however have planted a fruit tree
rebelliously at the side of the road, with a few daffodils to either
side of it, which seems to be doing well against all the odds. Just
before giving up hope I notice that someone has planted a line of
daffodils all the way up and down the side of the road, continuing the
idea of the guerrilla growing. Now I am inspired to stick all my fruit
trees in this line because the daffodils will protect them from
getting chopped down. The daffodils are bright yellow and are shining
like golden lights, bringing light anf warmth and joy to this place.
People now pay attention the the side of the road as not just a place
to walk by but also a place of beauty and a place to pay attention to.

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I'm now playing rugby with simon and joe, I'm kicking the ball but
because of its strange shape it bounces right back at me. Joe suggests
some tips as to how to kick it to make it go forward.