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Dangerous playgrounds -- Play at your own risk
Dangerous playgrounds -- Play at your own risk

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Posted by CJ at 4:47 pm (PDT) on Mon October 26, 2026   
Don't forget about the slide. VERY tall and all metal that was scorching hot from sitting in direct sunlight all day. It also was on asphalt or hard earth. Good Times
Posted by Duff at 2:46 pm (PDT) on Fri May 1, 2026   
Have you been to a playground lately? If kids fall off the monkey bars, they land on a soft layer of wood chips or something similar, as opposed to asphalt or the bare ground, as we did. And see-saws don't look like fun at all -- there's no way to bounce your friend in the air, or slam him to the ground! I also think it's harder to really get a swing going anywhere near 180 degrees, let alone beyond that. I fondly recall looking down on the support bar on the backswing.

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