Yes, my post is about playgrounds.<\/p>\n
Eryn and I have played on many playgrounds this trip, and here are some of them and a description:<\/p>\n
Park in the Olympic Grounds: A big park on the riverside, this park offers everything from rope webs to wooden towers to swings. You can take a zipline or try your balance on the round balance beam. And since those are just a few of the things, you’re bound to find something that you like.<\/p>\n
Park at Watsons Bay: This park is small and so is the amount of equipment, but some of them are very fun. There is a seesaw that spins and goes really high and some monkey bars that are curved upwards.<\/p>\n
Other Park in the Olympic Grounds: This one was more like a jungle gym,\u00a0but is still fun. There are lots of bars to climb and slide down. There is also a ‘climbing wall’ that kids can climb on.<\/p>\n
Also, at our house, there is no electric heating and it gets down to 55 degrees farhanheit. Luckily, however, there is a wood stove that heats up the whole living room.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Yes, my post is about playgrounds. Eryn and I have played on many playgrounds this trip, and here are some of them and a description: Park in the Olympic Grounds: A big park on the riverside, this park offers everything … Continue reading