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Adventure playgrounds
Here is an article about bringing back less sanitized and standardized playgrounds. I hope it takes off and we can get high dives back into pools. I'm so tired of some 16 year-old telling me not to do back flips.
https://www.citylab.com/life/2018/08...-world/565964/
"There are no finger prints under water."
My kids elementary school has this:
Seems like it could be dangerous, but we encourage being adventurous, so we were quite happy about the giant "spider web" as the boys call it.
Last edited by hurley842002; 08-24-2018 at 14:48.
I remember getting these going to ludicrous speed, hardly see them anymore.
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I liked those old metal slides. You know, the ones that would get to like 300 degrees in the sun.
Dude, we went to plaid.Originally Posted by newracer
I remember getting these going to ludicrous speed, hardly see them anymore.
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I liked those old metal slides. You know, the ones that would get to like 300 degrees in the sun.
Great fun while wearing shorts too.
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rubber coated metal swings, suspended by 1" chain link. See-Saw's where you'd jump off and the other kid would slam to the ground.
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"when you're happy you enjoy the melody but, when you're broken you understand the lyrics".
Broomfield just opened a new playground near McKay Lake. They also have two bike parks.
The teeter-totter/see-saw brings back sore gonads memories.
I loved the old seesaws we had. Just a long ol board with no handles. Made it fun to try and ride your bike up one side and down the other.
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