This is the Mary MacKillop Primary School playground at Ballajura.
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Can’t wait to see the kids attempt a recovery.
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This is the Mary MacKillop Primary School playground at Ballajura.
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Can’t wait to see the kids attempt a recovery.
Aha! New glasses real soon now. [bigwhistle]Quote:
Originally Posted by DiscoDB
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Must be a good camera to take that pic from Point Cook in VIC?
Maybe I live in a Virtual World....🤫Quote:
Originally Posted by gavinwibrow
Inspired by rrturboD’s find....and for context.
Like the above playground in Ballajura, these are more examples of work by Just For Kids Nature Playgrounds in WA.
They love to feature old Land Rovers.
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As a kid growing up in WA we always had at least one or two abandoned cars to play in at home.
Mother Nature showing a sense of humour.....
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....or perhaps for those with hats at the Ladies Day Races.
A sign spotted in Laos. I may give these facilities a miss.
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But when you got to go - always good to put safety first.
I wonder if it was just a fluke or is there a scientific reason for the moth to land in that position.Quote:
Originally Posted by DiscoDB
