This is the real deal, the Emerald City for kids. Children truly work for a living at play, and this offers fun sliding and climbing. Unlike when I was little in Queens, at least the hard asphalt of my youth with soft materials that don't scrape when the inevitablef all off the bars happens!
Gosh, I could have gotten lost in that thing for days when I was a kid. Instead I got into quite enough trouble with metal pipes bolted and welded together over concrete. It's a wonder that any of us lived though it. LOL :)
How cute, a mini rock wall. I love how they build these play areas with so much color. Kids these days don't realize how nice they have it... I remember wooden teeter-totters with splinters, swings with squeaky chains, and metal sliding boards too hot to handle in the summer sun.
This looks like a neat playscape. I also had the welded metal pipes (jungle gym) over asphalt, like Cherie described. It is a wonder we all survived. And those little metal tricycles...no plastic vehicles for us!
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I've never seen one of those - that is just too cute!
I loved the phrasing of words you used with each image.
My post is here: Carletta’s Captures.
This is the real deal, the Emerald City for kids. Children truly work for a living at play, and this offers fun sliding and climbing. Unlike when I was little in Queens, at least the hard asphalt of my youth with soft materials that don't scrape when the inevitablef all off the bars happens!
Gosh, I could have gotten lost in that thing for days when I was a kid. Instead I got into quite enough trouble with metal pipes bolted and welded together over concrete. It's a wonder that any of us lived though it. LOL :)
I didn't get to enjoy such fun slides and outdoor play equipment when I was a kid. I lived in the village and I climbed trees. :D
Now that's my kind of playground! I don't think I have ever seen a mountain like that one.
How cute, a mini rock wall. I love how they build these play areas with so much color. Kids these days don't realize how nice they have it... I remember wooden teeter-totters with splinters, swings with squeaky chains, and metal sliding boards too hot to handle in the summer sun.
How unusual to find a deserted playground this time of year. The colours make them so inviting.
I think in a few years you'll be sitting on a bench in the playground watching the grand!
Twisted ruby slide
down your chute the children zoom
laughing as they glide.
Looks like a colorfully FUN place for kids to play ;--)
Hugs and blessings,
This looks like fun.
This looks like a neat playscape. I also had the welded metal pipes (jungle gym) over asphalt, like Cherie described.
It is a wonder we all survived. And those little metal tricycles...no plastic vehicles for us!
i've never seen the first pic before and it looks intriguing. happy colors in the playground and am sure the kids love it. My Ruby Tue is up too.
Those toys are beautiful!
And sooo colourful.
That must be a bunch of fun to play on them :)!
I LOVE that climbing wall, uh, cone for the kids! Ha! Great shots! :)
A beautiful kids place !
Nice playground...if I was a kid, I'd be wanting to go there!
I have two Batman here - that climbing thing with steps in all colors looks fun!
A lovely place to play for kids ^__^
Thanks for your visit,
we love new friends :)
Kareltje =^.^=
Anya :)
Oh to be a child again!
Hi ! Your pic was there too in beginning of Ruby Tuesday page !!!!! I like your mellow yellow pic very much :)
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