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We found a great playground

I went running Easter Saturday at Lost Mountain Park, which is about 2 miles from our house and noticed a new playground. We checked it out this past weekend. It has big, high slides and it's completely covered. It'll be great for the summer when it's too hot at our playground and it's something different, which is always good.

See the pics here.

This is one of the best pictures I have ever seen of Beth and Oscar.

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  1. AnonymousApril 25, 2006 at 3:29 PM

    Hey Andy,
    I used Beth's blog to get to yours! I wanted to thank you for picking up the coconut purse on your last trip. It is a great conversation piece for sure!
    Looks like a great park find in these photos. Can you believe our lives have come to searching out the "way cool parks"? I do the same thing:)
    See you guys soon,
    Sharon

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  2. heatherApril 26, 2006 at 12:20 AM

    that is a great pic and an awesome park! very much like the parks here in AZ ;-) i only know of a few here that AREN'T covered LOL should be a great thing if it caught on more in GA!! miss you guys!

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