Here's the one set of girders they removed from the bridge before removing themselves from the scene. Kids play on them while their parents fish. (Scares me to death--too many rough edges and holes, but I'm a paranoid grandparent! I'm always complaining that today's kids are too protected for their own good, so here I am complaining about kids not protected enough. I think the overprotectiveness of our society is rubbing off! Aaaarrrrrggghhhhhhh!) Still, it doesn't look like the best playground equipment . . .
Saturday, May 9, 2009
63 - Concrete
Here's the one set of girders they removed from the bridge before removing themselves from the scene. Kids play on them while their parents fish. (Scares me to death--too many rough edges and holes, but I'm a paranoid grandparent! I'm always complaining that today's kids are too protected for their own good, so here I am complaining about kids not protected enough. I think the overprotectiveness of our society is rubbing off! Aaaarrrrrggghhhhhhh!) Still, it doesn't look like the best playground equipment . . .
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It boils down to do what "I Say" not what I Do!, great shot, Take and Grandmotherly conundrum.
ReplyDeleteYeah, doesn't look like much of a playground...Hmmmmmm.....
ReplyDeleteLooks dangerous to me, too. You should send this shot to the local paper!
ReplyDeleteLooks like more fun than the sterile playgrounds some kids are offered. Amazing that these people just quit working on the concrete removal though.
ReplyDeleteI am not so crazy about the concrete playground. However I would be the first to admit that as kids we would have been playing on it.
ReplyDeleteNice photograph but it certainly doesn't look safe to me either.
ReplyDeleteLooks dangerous. I don't think that I would let my granddaughter play there.
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