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This is a lovely natural materials playground at Kings Park in Perth. The girls had a great time scrambling over the rocks, investigating the giant carved insects and running through the tunnels.
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looks so beautiful and peaceful there.
Looks like a fun playground for the kids, but also very beautiful for the parents.
My WW is at this link, and I have a giveaway too:
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Looks like a child’s paradise!
Nature’s front door!
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YEA. kids should explore beyond confines of classroom walls.
What a lovely area for children to play and explore
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That looks like an amazing wonderland to explore. Do not think I have seen anything like it around here. Thank you for sharing.
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That is really cool how they built the playground around the trees and rocks. The ones around here get cleared out first.
I’m embarrased to say I’ve never taken the kids to Kings Park. Which playground is it?
How was your holiday back to WA