Same situation here. In fact we have a similar set-up with the playground alongside the football pitch, so the children can learn all the bad language they'll ever need when a match is being played.
Yes, (mostly) same here (some parents still not get it! Police has to check and fine them). Your playgrounds are much more colorful than ours. Hope kids can come back soon!
In my country there are idiots that don't understand the seriousness of Covid-19. Some adults tore down the yellow caution tape and climbed fences to access playgrounds, which were shut down by the city to prevent the further spread of COVID-19.
Nice photos of reality!I think its great they follow the carantene
Here in my Place they are out playing the kidsa butthey stay in groups ca 3 4..I think many families struggle a great deal now because they have to really take care of their own childs.You know before they was a t School and kindergarden all day long.
However in Sweden its terrible!There everything is open !I relly cant understand it how they think..
The lucky families have yards where the kids can play. Many families live in small apartments without anywhere like this for each family, and the communal playgrounds are closing. I really feel for them...parents suddenly thrust into 24/7 parenting when they were used to just morning and evening care. It's a pretty playground, and I hope soon kids will be back on it!
I really love the colorful murals on the playground walls Bill! It's quite sad to see the playground deserted though, but you are right, wash our hands for the meantime!
A sad sign of the times.... but it's not for ever! Those play structures will be full of laughing children very soon! (fingers crossed, and hands washed)
Same situation here. In fact we have a similar set-up with the playground alongside the football pitch, so the children can learn all the bad language they'll ever need when a match is being played.
ReplyDeleteYes, (mostly) same here (some parents still not get it! Police has to check and fine them).
ReplyDeleteYour playgrounds are much more colorful than ours.
Hope kids can come back soon!
Só falta as crianças.
ReplyDeleteUm abraço e boa semana.
Andarilhar
Dedais de Francisco e Idalisa
O prazer dos livros
In my country there are idiots that don't understand the seriousness of Covid-19. Some adults tore down the yellow caution tape and climbed fences to access playgrounds, which were shut down by the city to prevent the further spread of COVID-19.
ReplyDeleteSame here but I have not looked to see if they have been playing there.
ReplyDeleteColorful but empty. What a pity. Lets hope its soon over.
ReplyDeleteMy hands have received more soap and water in the past few weeks than ever before!
ReplyDeleteSigns of the time.
ReplyDeleteGod bless.
We are living in a surreal world now....
ReplyDeleteWell said.
ReplyDeleteOur playgrounds are closed too.
It is strange to see a playground now knowing children can’t play there.
ReplyDeleteNice photos of reality!I think its great they follow the carantene
ReplyDeleteHere in my Place they are out playing the kidsa butthey stay in groups ca 3 4..I think many families struggle a great deal now because they have to really take care of their own childs.You know before they was a t School and kindergarden all day long.
However in Sweden its terrible!There everything is open !I relly cant understand it how they think..
Wish you a great day!
Anita
Hi Bill.
ReplyDeleteit is all very bad.
Also anxious.
Greetings from Patricia.
...it's too bad that it isn't filled with play children.
ReplyDeleteStrange times.
ReplyDeleteThose poor moms with the kids with all that pent up energy. Glad my little one days are over.
ReplyDeleteThese are sad times. Stay well, Bill!
ReplyDeleteThe lucky families have yards where the kids can play. Many families live in small apartments without anywhere like this for each family, and the communal playgrounds are closing. I really feel for them...parents suddenly thrust into 24/7 parenting when they were used to just morning and evening care. It's a pretty playground, and I hope soon kids will be back on it!
ReplyDeleteColorful playground. Here the swings have been taken away and everything else is covered in netting.
ReplyDeleteI really love the colorful murals on the playground walls Bill! It's quite sad to see the playground deserted though, but you are right, wash our hands for the meantime!
ReplyDeleteIt's kind of sad to see these place deserted like that.
ReplyDeleteInviting playground for both kids and parents. Hope the children are staying home and learning something beneficial. Stay healthy, Bill.
ReplyDeleteThe quietness around playgrounds somehow seems unnatural. I’m sure the kids miss it a lot.
ReplyDeleteit is the only way.....sad but true.. ew
ReplyDeleteAlas a sign of the times … but great pictures.
ReplyDeleteAll the best Jan
PS I enjoyed your words too.
Cute poem!
ReplyDeleteI hope the children are able to go back there and play soon!
A sad sign of the times.... but it's not for ever! Those play structures will be full of laughing children very soon! (fingers crossed, and hands washed)
ReplyDeleteAhora al parque le han quitado su alegría. Falta en él el correr y el juego de los niños que acudían diariamente.
ReplyDeleteEsperamos vencer a ese virus maligno, que haga volver a esos niños de nuevo.
Besos
Pretty but so lonely without the children.
ReplyDeleteI have missed a few posts. Will come back tomorrow. I would like to know your new city ... : )
ReplyDeleteThe children are missed!
ReplyDeleteI love little kiddie sized equipment like that. It's so sweet!
ReplyDeleteYes, I'll wash my hands. Trouble is at the rate I'm going there isn't going to be any skin left to wash...
Love this playground but it's a pitty that it's empty.
ReplyDeleteRather eerie to see the playground like this. Schools here in Saudi Arabia are closed too, at least until fall. Strange times we are living in.
ReplyDeleteSame here: the equipment is off limits.
ReplyDeleteA bit of a sad sight Bill 😔
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