Living so close to the Town of Salina Hall can spice up the walks around our Liverpool neighborhood of Galeville for my dear Karen and I.
Will the spot be jumping or quiet?
On weekends it tends toward the latter.
And so we investigated the kiddies playground tucked way in the back.
Lucky kids.
There are plenty of spots for the children to work out their physical energy.
Go climb.
The can climb and slide.
Only hang ups here.
It’s obvious that the care centers that use this nice place on weekdays also encourage their charges to use their minds.
Quick, draw.
We tried to figure out if the kids were drawing a map of our world or a group of Finger Lakes on the glass board.
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I can only imagine kids making music at these two stations. Fantastic.
Tomorrow: Ellie B acts like a kid.
What kind of things do your neighborhood playgrounds use for the kids? What did your kids like best at playgrounds? What would you put in playgrounds, and why?
Mark Bialczak 
The kiddies playground looks great, Mark. My girls like the playground swing the best. (ὅ ◡ ὅ )ʃ♡
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I bet it’s fun to watch the girls soar high on the swings, Patricia, smiling all the time. Lucky for you to be able to appreciate their joy. ❤
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Bend’s Parks and Rec motto is “A park (or two or three) in every neighborhood.” Well if it isn’t it should be. For our small city, we have 81 parks, almost all with playgrounds! And more are being built as we speak. That looks like a wonderful park for the kiddos.
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Great motto spoken or merely acted out, Kathryn Grace. Bend sounds like a place to live right. 🙂
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I used to use my daughter as a valid reason to slide down the slide and swing on the swing! I love parks. They’re not just for kids lol ❤
Diana xo
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You are still a kid at heart, Diana. Yay, you! ❤
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