Parx of Chicago: November 2013

Post #16

Sometimes I ask friends about what parks to go to, sometimes I pass parks and make mental notes about visiting them and quite a few times I have scrambled at the last moment to find a suitable park to discover with my sons, and yesterday was one of the scrambling days.

Had to use the outtake pic, it's more charming/character representative.

Having gone to Horner Park last weekend, and been more or less disappointed, I hoped that going to this school's playground merely because it was walking distance from Letizia's was going to yield better results (I don't know how) - AND IT DID.

We had a wonderful time at Lorenz Brentano Math & Science Academy's playground, or in the words of m'boys:

George Carlos - ★★★★★, "Mine was five, because it had a lot of 'quipment, and I got to play with Máximo and Daddy... and I got to learn my letters (pointing to a braille lesson piece of playground 'quipment)."

Máximo - ★★★★★, "I give it five stars too, because there was a lot of equipment and I had a lot of fun playing."

(Georgie pipes in after Máximo is done speaking)

"Wait, I got another one. Mine was fun because I got to go rock climbing the first time."

We had a wonderful time at this park. The boys and I ran around and played on everything. This place has an unique set-up, tons of equipment and a nice soft (and intact) rubber mulch padding everywhere.