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Originally Posted by Streamliner
Yeah for something called a children's park, it wasn't very kid-friendly. More like a landscape architectural artwork. It was especially before they flattened all of those mounds. They got rid of them because children would theoretically walk behind them and disappear from their parents' view. You would have to be constantly vigilant at this park, especially with all the homeless, dog shit, and busy roads on three sides. The fenced-off playgrounds should be a big improvement, but it may need some security like they have at waterfront park.
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I used to work at the New Children's Museum, back in 2008 when the park still had the mounds.
We would get complaints nearly every morning about the orgies homeless people would have at the park, hidden from site between the mounds.
Yeah, those mounds needed to go!
