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November 11, 2020Article, Business, Education, Entertainment, Frontpage, Health, Opinion, Politics3 comments

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3 comments:

  1. David Mackenzie, 17. November 2020, 14:01

    Franz Kafka wrote this account, I surmise? Though this park is only a couple of blocks away from my home. I would never be able to use it for recreation, Lest I find myself caught short. The one thing that would increase the value of the park they can’t build.
    “This gate was built for you alone, I will go now and close it.”

     
  2. M, 21. November 2020, 0:00

    Yes ..a lemon tree would definitely benefit from the watering going on down there. And there are definitely some lovely family get togethers happening…compliments to the design.
    Sadly watering the lemon tree is more suited to standing…maybe one day the sitters and elderly etc would be thought about too🙃

     
  3. Tom, 23. November 2020, 16:48

    Honestly insane. I take my kids there every week and it turns out that little ones aren’t great at planning when they need to wee. Nor is it easy to get them home quickly. Every visit requires a little trip into the bushes.

    Put in toilets because it’s a KID’S PLAYGROUND!!!!!

    If undesirables are an issue, make them only open during certain times.