What happened to the balancing beams on the parcourse? And, what happened to the bars which little kids can hang onto on the parcourse? Those used to be our favorite stops, as little kids, on the parcourse, to exercise along with our parents.
2).And, we use to pretend, as kids, that we were trapeze artists when we were hanging on the "low children's bars" stop on the parcourse, with our little feet on the ground. This entire setup and stop has been completely removed!
Where is the fun and imagination for the kids on the parcourse anymore, while also satisfying the adults' need to walk around and not just sit there, like slugs, at the playground all day.
There is hardly anything left to keep our own little kids occupied on the parcourse now....just one parcourse stop left (see other attached photo). The rest of the 4 stops on parcourse, for kids, were all removed.
Please add back these 3 stops, along the walking trail, for little kids to enjoy on the parcourse, so that this place goes back to truly being a great place to take kids. Or, think of other exercises, which both kids and adults can enjoy together.
There were 4 stops in total, with 3 removed, where the little kids could have fun too. Now, there is just one stop left to exercise along with our own kids. Parents need to play/exercise...
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