The main attraction of
Harewood House in Yorkshire, England, is the massive playground on the estate. At least it is according to J and L. The playground uses the natural hills of the area to increase the fun. Our first view of the equipment didn't let us know the extent of the fun to be had.
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Harewood House playground, not much on first view |
J and L began exploring the variety of interconnected climbers and slides we first came to.
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Climbing the first climber (L is not doing such a great job, though not nearly as poorly as her dad) |
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L crosses the bridge |
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L back in good spirits! |
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J and L climbing up again |
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Crazy interconnections |
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J in a web leading to greater adventures |
Down the hill (though connected by the various walkways and climbers) is the bottom of a really long slide. Luckily, L did not know how long it was the first time she went down. Seeing what she came down, she was super-excited to climb back up and go again. It is only scary if you look before your leap!
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Tallest slide in the playground |
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Happy L |
While L repeated the slide, J rode a nearby zip-line again and again.
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Zip-line sharing |
We noticed from the slide base yet another playground that includes a web climber, a wacky two-tire swing, and more climbing equipment.
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Even more playground |
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Two-tire swing (L was too afraid to ride it) |
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More of the two-tire swing |
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Web climbing J |
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J at the top |
L, meanwhile, tried out the tried and true swing.
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L swings |
They both had one more go on the bottom of the hill climber before we headed back to the House to see the bird exhibit.
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A last bit of climbing |
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Riding the golf-cart shuttle back to the house |
More on the birds of Harewood in the next post!
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