Wordless Wednesday Advertisements Rate this:Share this:TwitterFacebookLinkedInEmailGoogleLike this:Like Loading... Related Posted on January 11, 2017January 9, 2017 Posted in i phoneographyTagged Photography, play, Wordless Wednesday
Is this a playground for kids or adults, Gilly? It’s a collection of very modern, spiffy looking equipment. Reply
I think we might be in for something similar on our Olympian field. It’s grown up swings that I really wanted, and maybe a slide! Reply
You see this stuff all over the place in Australia, along the beach and running trails. I’d be happy to try some of the equipment out if it is free to use and comes with instructions! Reply
I don’t believe I’d huff and puff in public anytime soon. I hardly do in private. 😀 😀 😀 Maybe this is a good idea for the rest of the world, though. Reply
🙂 I have never seen an adult playground before. By the time they introduce them in my country, I will be too old to enjoy them. D Reply
The ones in Olhao are used every day.. really popular with locals of all ages. In fact I am going to start using it myself! Reply
Looks like torture to me.
Is this a playground for kids or adults, Gilly? It’s a collection of very modern, spiffy looking equipment.
For adults Cheryl, but I’ve never seen anyone using it and I’d feel very silly trying myself 🙂
Me too!
It’s a good idea, I guess. I rather take a good walk with my camera or iPhone. 🙂
I’ve never seen equipment like the one in front. How does it work?
I think we might be in for something similar on our Olympian field. It’s grown up swings that I really wanted, and maybe a slide!
You see this stuff all over the place in Australia, along the beach and running trails. I’d be happy to try some of the equipment out if it is free to use and comes with instructions!
I don’t believe I’d huff and puff in public anytime soon. I hardly do in private. 😀 😀 😀 Maybe this is a good idea for the rest of the world, though.
Maybe I am actually from another planet…what on Earth are those things for?
🙂 I have never seen an adult playground before. By the time they introduce them in my country, I will be too old to enjoy them. D
The ones in Olhao are used every day.. really popular with locals of all ages. In fact I am going to start using it myself!