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Below: Lee Duquette played with the various
musical instruments in the Children's Area. |
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The Children's Tree House |
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Below: A play area under the tree house |
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Below: Karen Duquette checked out the
rope bridge at the top of the tree house and then she walked across
it. |
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Below: The two RV Gypsies on the rope
bridge at the top of the tree house. |
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Below: The view from the top of the tree
house. |
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From the top of the tree house, Karen Duquette zoomed
her camera in on some uniquely shaped houses outside of the park. |
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Below: Looking down from the tree house. |
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An area for kids to color in.
The tent is made of giant pencils. |
Lee Duquette sat on a turtle
to read the map of the gardens. |
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Below: Another children's area: Seeds
of Wonder |
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Below: A working miniature railroad and
train set. |
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Below: A Water trough to play in |
Below: Man made from planter pots |
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Below: There is nothing greater than
the joy a child gives to her parents. |
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Below: Karen Duquette played with giant bubbles. |
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