The bus is ready.
Here is the entrance.
We have to walk through a relaxing area of the Activity Center.
Along the building.
Through another gate, and here we are. The dedication.
A welcoming water feature.
The play structure.
An example of the many games available. There is a crank that activates the game.
Climb the little hill and go through the log. Those mushrooms in the background provide sound when struck with a mallet.
Modern-day teeter-totter.
Wind chimes provide a relaxing background.
The Producer was brave enough to climb to the top of the play structure.
Here is a view from up there. Swings, the fountain, and those snake-looking things are more instruments.
The aerial view of the log, mushrooms, and teeter-totter. The flower on the left can be played as well.
On the other side of the fountain is a tortoise sculpture.
As we leave, we see a little more information about the play scape.
Now is the time to relax with the food and music. I hope you have a beautiful week.
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I peek in and admire.
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This looks like a great playground, John.
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I was stunned. It is the latest in kid fun.
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Kids have it good now in some ways. They don’t have much freedom though
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A wonderful playground. If only 60 years younger 😂
The water feature looks like a map of the lower half of Australia. Any way, who takes a mallet to a playground?
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The mallets are attached to the sound vehicles. Doesn’t matter how old. You could still have fun.
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Beautifuliest! 🙂 That`s a great area for recreation, also for the younger ones as for the oldies. I hope dogs are also allowed. Best wishes, and enjoy a nice Sunday, John! xx Michael
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Dogs are not allowed, but it is okay. There is a dog park nearby.
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I love this play-scape! My kids/grandkids would have loved it. I’m a big Rod Stewart fan and this is one of my favourite tunes of his.
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Thank you, Darlene. It was a good video a well. 😊 I like Rod, too.
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musical mushrooms… matcha oats and Rod Stewart – fun for children of ALL ages and then some.
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I agree, Annette. 😀
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That’s a great playground! I’m very impressed with how much Lakeway serves people, John.
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It does seem to be that way, Tim. Thanks. 😊
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My grandkids would LOVE this place – so would I. I still enjoy swinging! How wonderful that the city has this!
As for food, I am becoming southern, so it would be the shrimp and grits!
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One of the swings has a place for a child, and opposite the child is a place for the adult, complete with a holder for a phone, allowing photos to be taken of the child.
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Boy, they think of everything!!
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They certaily have.
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The playground looks like a fun place for children and adults. I see that the planners were smart and put up shades and put down light-colored ground. Here in Tallahassee, several years ago, they constructed a playground at a local park and laid down a BLACK ground cover of chewed up tires. It wasn’t long before parents complained of their kids getting burned when they fell on the ground.
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Yeah, black stuff doesn’t work well here either.
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It’s nice that the producer took you to the playground. I can’t fathom giving a bunch of kids mallets and turning them loose.
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The mallets are attached to the instruments. Yes, The Producer is vey kind to me
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Looks so much more fun (and safer) than the ones I grew up with.
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I’ll say. I remember our grade school playground was crushed stone. It was good for diagramming football plays, but not for knees.
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That playscape looks like a children’s paradise!
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I think you have described it well, Liz.
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Thanks, John!
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It looks fun, and I love the shade the trees provide and the big umbrellas covering the play structures protecting the kids from direct sunlight.
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It was so peaceful there, I was amazed.
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Sure to provide endless entertainment for children, of all ages. 🎶 Bravo to the producer! 😊
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Thank you, Michele.
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I so enjoyed studying the Playscape. Our school is getting ready to upgrade our playground, but we’re still at the ‘collecting ideas’ stage. Yours is really wonderful! My only surprise is water. That would be a big no-no here. Thank you, John.
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Yeah, we have a lot of water features around town. It is so cute cause the plants and animals in the water are all plastic..
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It is cute. Up here, in any playground, water would be a a drowning hazard.
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Yes, I can imagine. Here, it is assumed the parents have a watchful eye. If not, the water is two inches deep.
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I understand, and hope all parents have a watchful eye .
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Me too.
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Wow, teeter-totters have really evolved over time, haven’t they? Who knew! I’m surprised y’all had the playscape to yourselves for the photos — I’d have thought it would be a madhouse of kiddos! It’s the water feature, though, that I’m especially impressed by — such a thoughtful addition.
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I was surprised that there was no ne there too. It was a lovely day and should have been crawling with kids.
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Lovely!
I’ve said it before, you live in a great neighbourhood!
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It is pretty special. Thanks, Resa. 🐂
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It looks like a lot of fun can be had there, John. You didn’t say how the Producer got down…through the slide?
I’ll try the smoked ham, sunny-side egg, gruyere. I’m a bit late, but they can toss it on a roll.
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She actually did go down the slide. Food coming up.
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Seems like a wonderful playground, and I have Croque Madame.
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Good choice on the food, Thomas.
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I hope many kids get to play in that playground
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I think they will. It is a wonderful place.
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It looks wonderful and I do hope. Many kids get to play there.
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Me too. 😀
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What a fun and clever new playground…for young and old alike. I think Rod said it well in that video-a beautifully sentimental and heartfelt tribute to his own children.
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Thank you, Monika. Rod always has great lessons. 😊
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What a great playground for kiddos to enjoy!
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I agree, Jan. Thank you. 😊
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That’s a very nice playscape, John. Thanks for the tour. I went down a couple of rabbit holes looking up the Matcha Soft Serve. That sounds delicious! I’d be happy to have that for breakfast. The Rod Stewart song is the perfect touch (or palate cleanser). 🙂 Have a brilliant new week. Hugs.
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Thank you, Teagan. Yes the Matcha is a good breakfast item. Goes well after one two many martinis the night before. 😄
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Now this is a peaceful and pretty patch, for both young AND older
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I enjoyed going there. The sunlight was filtered by the trees and it was very pleasant.
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Beautiful, Sheriff
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What a wonderful playground, John. I wouldn’t mind trying it out myself!
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It looked good to me as well. Thanks, Teri
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Looks like a lot of fun, and perfect song for the post. 😋
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Thank you, Debby.
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What a wonderful playground! Does it fit for all ages?🍤🍤🍤🍻♥️
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It does. Up to 12 years. 😊
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