'At the Dragon Park, I can see .../ olives falling from the trees/ children playing with their friends, and/a spider waiting to catch a fly.' [opening verse of a child's poem exhibited at the Port Community Day] The space works well for gatherings of all kinds. It also offers an imaginative space for play that is well integrated with natural elements, as shown here. Thursday, February 2, 2012
Appreciating the play space in Garden City Reserve
'At the Dragon Park, I can see .../ olives falling from the trees/ children playing with their friends, and/a spider waiting to catch a fly.' [opening verse of a child's poem exhibited at the Port Community Day] The space works well for gatherings of all kinds. It also offers an imaginative space for play that is well integrated with natural elements, as shown here. 
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This is a fantastic park. But why isn't there a toilet?? Children are urinating on and around trees like dogs just to stay there a litte longer. What about the mums and dads... what do they do? This is the key topic of conversation at this park... Why oh Why are there no toilets?
Take your point. I will make sure it is added to our list of toilets that are badly needed across the municipality
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