it amazes me that some organisations are now starting to throw the safety guidelines out the window and build 'danger' grounds -
there is one close to me in Melbourne called CERES. The following sketch is a tad lame in terms of what is actually on the ground - http://ceres.org.au/cerescontent/images/childrensHabitat.jpg
just published on nyt...
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interesting take on the safety of playgrounds.
Yikes! I'm all for nostalgia but as a parent, I do not want to go back quite to that extreme! :)
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ReplyDeleteI just saw these playground pics from another era on one of the blogs I read:
http://streeturchins.blogspot.com/2011/06/edwardian-urchin-playgrounds.html
great picture!
ReplyDeleteit amazes me that some organisations are now starting to throw the safety guidelines out the window and build 'danger' grounds -
there is one close to me in Melbourne called CERES. The following sketch is a tad lame in terms of what is actually on the ground - http://ceres.org.au/cerescontent/images/childrensHabitat.jpg
this makes me smile. what adventurous little monkey-kidlets :)
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